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Re: how is welbutrin different from abilify, seroq » platinumbride

Posted by yxibow on April 1, 2006, at 12:19:35

In reply to Re: how is welbutrin different from abilify, seroq » yxibow, posted by platinumbride on April 1, 2006, at 5:20:57

> Thank you, yxibow.
>
> What do you mean for a "specificed amount of time"? Am I going to be back where I was, vis a vis depression within 6 months?

Oh, no, I was talking about how strong a particular antipsychotic grabs the D2 receptor in particular.

Haloperidol (Haldol) occupies it basically 100%, and grabs on like no tomorrow, producing a lot of nasty side effects in the way (does the same for a lot of the Dx receptors). Things like Seroquel occupy it for a short time and then release it, and then grab it again. Less EPS (side effects, specifically usually used as a term for antipsychotics), theoretically though I have some odd EPS. Nothing like Compazine though which I had in the hospital for flu -- its at least as nasty as Haldol and has profuse akathisia.

 

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