So why aren't psychiatrists more cautious?

Posted by rjk on July 18, 2002, at 3:27:50

In reply to Re: Combining meds can be a big mistake! » Shawn. T., posted by Shawn. T. on July 17, 2002, at 22:55:17

Because mine wrote to me to tell me to combine meds and then when I experienced problems wrote to me to tell me to increase the dose. I am now trying to sue him for negligence.

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Combining meds can be a big mistake! rjk 7/17/02
Re: Combining meds can be a big mistake! » rjk Shawn. T. 7/17/02
I have taken Remeron + Effexor since 1997 oracle 7/17/02
Re: Combining meds can be a big mistake! » rjk SLS 7/17/02
Re: Combining meds can be a big mistake! » Shawn. T. Shawn. T. 7/17/02
So why aren't psychiatrists more cautious? rjk 7/18/02
Re: I have taken Remeron + Effexor since 1997 » oracle Sleepy Lizard 7/18/02
Re: I have taken Remeron + Effexor since 1997 » oracle oracle 7/18/02
Re: So why aren't psychiatrists more cautious? cybercafe 7/18/02
Or it could be just what you need dave40252 7/18/02
Your serotonin transporter is probably just fine! Shawn. T. 7/18/02
Shawn, you should be a psychiatrist! (nm) rjk 7/19/02
I'd rather be gene therapist than psychotherapist (nm) » rjk Shawn. T. 7/20/02

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