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Re: What are brain zaps and brain shivers?

Posted by SLS on August 14, 2005, at 9:16:35

In reply to Re: What are brain zaps and brain shivers?, posted by Kimbersaur on August 13, 2005, at 20:19:16

Hi.

> I guess I am really lucky too. I am down to 37.5 and I haven't had any brain zaps. Actually, I haven't had a very hard time at all.

That's good news.

How much Effexor were you taking?

Often, the last 25% of the original dosage is the most difficult to reduce.

If for some reason you do begin to develop withdrawal symptoms, it might be a good idea to post your condition before committing to a complete discontinuation "cold turkey". It has been my observation that once a withdrawal syndrome is induced and kindled, it can get worse over time and not better. It is much easier to just continue tapering using a flexible-dosing strategy or perhaps bringing in another agent to crossover to or ease symptoms.


- Scott

 

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