Wow, what a powerful mix of drugs to take.

< I am on Gabapentin, Amyltriptiline, Celexa, Celebrex, and Maxalt when migraines occur. >

There is a definite need to have a pharmacist review your drugs for interactions.

By a quick bit of research, many of your problems may be a result of drug interactions. The Amyltriptiline and Celexa are the worst. The gabapentin is probably the least problematic. Celexa is a SSRI. Amyltriptiline is a Tri-cyclic antidepressant. They both are used to treat depression. Amyltriptiline is more of a shotgun approach. Celexa is more of a targeted approach. Amyltriptiline is more common to cause weight gain. All three work on the serotonin mechanism.

Who prescribed these meds? I would bet it was not a psychiatrist. The Celexa and Amyltriptiline are both bad to mix with alcohol. These meds should be overseen by a good psychiatrist, not a neurologist or general practice doctor.

I would seriously suggest a good consult with a knowledgeable pharmacist. I would not be surprised if he advises you to stop the Amyltriptiline. Or at least calls your prescribing doctor and suggest a modification to your meds.

With this mix, it is easy to understand your continuing symptoms. Some of your symptoms are listed side effects of Celexa and Amyltriptiline, especially the headaches.

btw. I have gained about 25 pounds. Welcome to the club.

I wish you well and success with your neuropsych and pharmacist consult.