Re: Do anticholinergic side-effects go away with time?

Posted by enndub on October 31, 2012, at 14:12:54

In reply to Do anticholinergic side-effects go away with time?, posted by enndub on October 30, 2012, at 11:21:24

Thanks guys, if the side-effects do go away with time I might try to stick it out on a TCA after I exhaust all the non-anticholinergic options, even though it will be hell because of the akathisia. Even the crazy Nardil tremor and myoclonic jerks are a walk in the park compared to akathisia. I can pretty much tolerate any other side effect if it means possible relief from depression.
My Nardil is actually working today, though I doubt it will last.
Nick

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Do anticholinergic side-effects go away with time? enndub 10/30/12
Re: Do anticholinergic side-effects go away with time? Hugh 10/30/12
Re: Do anticholinergic side-effects go away with time? » Hugh Phillipa 10/30/12
Re: Do anticholinergic side-effects go away with time? enndub 10/31/12
Re: Do anticholinergic side-effects go away with time? » Phillipa Hugh 10/31/12
Re: Do anticholinergic side-effects go away with time? jono_in_adelaide 10/31/12
Re: Do anticholinergic side-effects go away with time? » enndub phidippus 10/31/12
Re: Do anticholinergic side-effects go away with time? papillon2 11/2/12
Re: Do anticholinergic side-effects go away with time? » phidippus enndub 11/2/12

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