Posted by ed_uk on June 19, 2005, at 10:37:23
In reply to Re: Incentives for meds and Amineptine, posted by iris2 on June 18, 2005, at 22:36:27
Hi Irene,
I'm sorry to hear what you're going through.
Thank you for your babblemail, I will reply soon :-)
>Antidepressants almost always cause it to flare up again.
Including TCAs such as nortriptyline? I vagely remember that you tried Cymbalta but it didn't help - I might be getting mixed up though.
What effect do you get from noradrenergics such as reboxetine?
>I have been trying to control the pain and frequency with oxycontin......
I'm glad to hear your pain is under control. What dose of OxyContin do you take? Does the OxyContin affect your depression? Interestingly, a few babblers (eg. Elizabeth) have taken buprenorphine for chronic pain + depression and found it helpful. Ever tried it?
>The stupid surgicl proceedure got rid of most of the pain ( which was somewhat controlable with oxycontin) but made the frequency/urgency much worse and I have almost no control over that.
Have you tried solifenacin (Vesicare)??
>How are you doing? What is your diagnosis, or what do you think it should be? IS anything helping you?
My diagnosis is OCD. I'm taking citalopram 60mg at the moment, it seems to be helping but I don't like the side effects :-S
>keep in touch
I will :-)
>keep in touch I always remember you asking a lot of questions about all different kinds of seemingly unrelated things. Just an observation. I always wondered if you were just interested in knowing what helped others and it did not always matter if it related to you.
I sometimes ask questions that are relevent to me personally. Other times I just discuss things that I'm interested in - even if they're not relevent to me at all :-)
Kind regards,
Ed.
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