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Posted by LiLi80 on February 16, 2002, at 3:16:01
I am on effexor 300 a day. my pill pusher just gave me zoloft, and i am on neurotin. nothing is working though. i heard ecstasy was used as an AD, will X interfere bad with my meds?
Posted by jay on February 16, 2002, at 6:52:17
In reply to meds interacting with X?, posted by LiLi80 on February 16, 2002, at 3:16:01
> I am on effexor 300 a day. my pill pusher just gave me zoloft, and i am on neurotin. nothing is working though. i heard ecstasy was used as an AD, will X interfere bad with my meds?
Well, I wouldn't say it is a good idea. I don't by into drug scare stuff, but extacy has someexceptions. Especially if you are suffering from depression or anxiety, I wouldn't chance it.
Jay
Posted by anniebananie on February 16, 2002, at 12:31:00
In reply to meds interacting with X?, posted by LiLi80 on February 16, 2002, at 3:16:01
> I am on effexor 300 a day. my pill pusher just gave me zoloft, and i am on neurotin. nothing is working though. i heard ecstasy was used as an AD, will X interfere bad with my meds?
Not to scare you, but what I read in Noonday Demon is pretty alarming and has stuck with me. Andrew Solomon was told by a psychiatrist that what X does to your serotonin system would mean that if he were on a couple of drugs now, years later he'd be on ten and that "it may destroy your capacity to feel happiness" (p.233-4). Too bad, I'd love to try it, but I don't think it's worth the risk.
Take care,
Annie
Posted by Carlos on March 12, 2002, at 0:36:21
In reply to meds interacting with X?, posted by LiLi80 on February 16, 2002, at 3:16:01
SSRI's and ecstacy don't mix. The ADs will totally ruin any feeling you might get from X.
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