Originally Posted by lurkingforacure

Candice,

My first response reading your post was "Holy Schniekees!" What a mess and it does not sound like anyone knows really what to do.

Might I suggest going another direction just for opinion? I have found our pharmacist to be an excellent source of information. Granted, they need to be a good pharmacist, but they seem to consistently have a far better idea of how drugs affect the brain and more importantly, how they may interact with one another, than the many neuros we have seen. The only neuro who really understood the mechanism of drugs on the brain and with each other happened to have almost been a pharmacist before he switched over to neurology, so he has a really good grasp of all of this.

Getting to know and having a solid relationship with your pharmacist is a good thing in any event. I hope this may lead you to some answers.