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Posted by Poet on July 30, 2005, at 14:39:44
Pdoc wants me to think about taking *a little bit of abilify* in addition to Effexor XR. She says it will slow down my negative intrusive thoughts. *Put brakes on them.*
Anyone have any experience with abilify & effexor combo to slow down negative/worry thoughts? I'm currently taking 300 mg of Effexor XR. Pdoc wants to increase it up to 375 mg (I've been that high of a dose before) but adding abiilfy is something new.
I don't sleep withouth alcohol or ambien, and slowing down the thoughts might help with that, too.
I'd appreciate anyone's expertise. My pdoc told me to research abilify. I knew exactly where to go- to the experts.
Thanks.
Poet
Posted by Bill LL on August 1, 2005, at 10:26:15
In reply to Abilify Effexor XR- Slow My Intrusive Thoughts?, posted by Poet on July 30, 2005, at 14:39:44
I would definitely try it if I were you. It has a good reputation.
> Pdoc wants me to think about taking *a little bit of abilify* in addition to Effexor XR. She says it will slow down my negative intrusive thoughts. *Put brakes on them.*
>
> Anyone have any experience with abilify & effexor combo to slow down negative/worry thoughts? I'm currently taking 300 mg of Effexor XR. Pdoc wants to increase it up to 375 mg (I've been that high of a dose before) but adding abiilfy is something new.
>
> I don't sleep withouth alcohol or ambien, and slowing down the thoughts might help with that, too.
>
> I'd appreciate anyone's expertise. My pdoc told me to research abilify. I knew exactly where to go- to the experts.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Poet
Posted by Poet on August 1, 2005, at 18:52:03
In reply to Abilify Effexor XR- Slow My Intrusive Thoughts?, posted by Poet on July 30, 2005, at 14:39:44
This is the end of the thread.
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