EMERGENCY!!! I need to switch from Wellbutrin to Parnate quickly…
Question:
Hi, I have been taking Wellbutrin for several months and it’s no longer adequate to relieve depression. I have been taking a 400 mg total daily dose. I have taken Parnate in the past and, despite the potential dangers and the hesitant doctors, it’s still the best of them all, esp. if you have a lot of trouble with anergia. My doctor authorized me to take Parnate once again but she wants me to wait 10 days and I don’t think I am going to be able to do it, friends. When I get off meds, I turn into a RUTABAGA. I can feel this happening already, even though I d/c’d the Wellbutrin only 3 days ago. Do I REALLY need to wait 10 days or is this just a real conservative measure? Does anyone know definitively how shortly I can take the Parnate after ending Wellbutrin without horrendous complications? If someone knows DEFINITIVELY, please let me know. I don’t want to end up in triage. Thanks friends.
Response:
– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Hi, I have been taking Wellbutrin for several months and it’s no > longer adequate to relieve depression. I have been taking a 400 mg > total daily dose. > I have taken Parnate in the past and, despite the potential dangers > and the hesitant doctors, it’s still the best of them all, esp. if you > have a lot of trouble with anergia. > My doctor authorized me to take Parnate once again but she wants me to > wait 10 days and I don’t think I am going to be able to do it, > friends. > When I get off meds, I turn into a RUTABAGA. I can feel this > happening already, even though I d/c’d the Wellbutrin only 3 days ago. > Do I REALLY need to wait 10 days or is this just a real conservative > measure? Does anyone know definitively how shortly I can take the > Parnate after ending Wellbutrin without horrendous complications? > If someone knows DEFINITIVELY, please let me know. I don’t want to > end up in triage. > Thanks friends.
Why don’t you try something less dangerous? B
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