> He could also try Wellbutrin (bupropion), which has no sexual side-effects. The
> big thing with this one though is the insomnia it can cause, which is usually
> easily remedied by taking it in the morning.
>
> Are you a pharmacist of physician PrettyFly? Just wondering cause I just
> finished pharmacy school and you seem to have a pretty good grasp of
> antidepressants.
>
> > In that class of meds there is paroxetine (paxil), fluoxetine (prozac),
> > sertraline (zoloft), citalopram (celexa), and escitalopram (lexapro) with the
> > later 2 being the newest ones. Some people do better than others on one med
> > compared to another, its just genetic differences. Insomnia could be the time
> > of day your taking it (zoloft is known to cause insomnia if taken at night,
> > paroxetine is known to cause drowsiness if taken early in the day, but those
> > aren't hard, fast rules since they're all in the same class most side effects
> > are seen in all of them, just depends on the person.)
> >
> > If they don't work well for you, you might want to try to switch to an SNRI
> like
> > venlafaxine extended release (Effexor XR), works slightly different from the
> > SSRI's but its approved for depression, genalized anxiety, social anxiety, but
> > I'm not sure of your financial situation and the medication situation in
> brazil
> > (since in the US Effexor (XR), Zoloft, and Lexapro are still brand only =
> > expensive).
> >
> > But in the case of all of these, they take 4-6 weeks to work, so side effects
> > that appear at first may go away, but if they don't and they're messing with
> > your life, try another one, but then that'll be another 4-6 weeks till that
> one
> > builds up to a therapeutic level.
> >
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