Dear Nathan,
You have TWO anti-depressants?
That could explain the voices.
I am not an expert.....just pointing out a concern.
Mari

Yes. My doctor thinks its necessary to have the one to help me sleep and the other for the depression. I think she said they are different types of drugs not like taking zoloft and celexa together.

Nausea is a side effect I assume? Its still here and REALLY annoying. Its just like my early pregnancy nasea- constant and knawing and also feels "in my head" if that makes sense.

Hi,
Diflucan can cause nausea. It can interact with other drugs too.

http://www.rxlist.com/cgi/generic/flucon_pi.htm

Mari

I've been taking Diflucan 3 pills per week, one week a month for several months now. I even took it WRONG the first time and took 3 months worth in ONE month! (every other day ffor several weeks! But that was a few months ago.) Never noticed this. I will look at your link.

Hi Nathan,

http://www.healthsquare.com/NEWRX/dif1135.htm

Hmm. Well I DID take a dose today. I also took one Wednesday. I often wonder if EVERy drug does give people nausea, dry mouth, constipation, and ... all the same thing. lol It is the same dose as before and I never noted it. I also have had episodes of spitting up- not exactly throwing up. I think that might be coffee. Just randomly.

I just looked at my sheet that came with my Depakote. It listed dizziness, nausea, and termor which I've had . Unfortunately, it also sas a serious side effect is chest pain which I had yesterday morning but it seemed to go away and I didn't even think of the meds.

I thought diflucan was only used to treat yeast infections...and that it was a once dose prescription.....
not 3xweek ongoing use.
I do not understand this at all.
bizi
*shaking her head confused....
For vaginal infections
The usual treatment is a single 150-milligram dose.

For throat infections

The usual dose for candidiasis of the mouth and throat is 200 milligrams on the first day, followed by 100 milligrams once a day. You should see results in a few days, but treatment should continue for at least 2 weeks to avoid a relapse. For candidiasis of the esophagus (gullet) the usual dose is 200 milligrams on the first day, followed by 100 milligrams once a day. A dose of 400 milligrams a day can also be taken if your infection is more severe. Treatment should continue for a minimum of 3 weeks and for at least 2 weeks after symptoms have stopped.

For systemic (bodywide) infections

Doses of up to 400 milligrams per day are sometimes prescribed.

For urinary infections and peritonitis

Doses range from 50 to 200 milligrams per day.

For cryptococcal meningitis

The usual dose is 400 milligrams on the first day, followed by 200 milligrams once a day. Treatment should continue for 10 to 12 weeks once tests of spinal fluid come back negative. For AIDS patients, a 200-milligram dose taken once a day is recommended to prevent relapse.

Prevention of candidiasis during bone marrow transplantation

The usual dose is 400 milligrams once a day.

If you have kidney disease, your doctor may have to reduce your dosage.

warning:

1) use of Celexa and trazadone has the potential of causing serotonin syndrome:
from http://www.drugdigest.org/DD/Interac...,4109,,00.html
Since you take TWO drugs that raise serotonin, I would caution against using any cold/cough product containing dextromethorphan (DM), since serious
reactions are possible there too.

Also:
2) Depakote + Diflucan (this is considered a high dose scenario)
Depakote can have a negative effect on liver functions.
Diflucan also:
from http://www.rxlist.com/cgi/generic/flucon_ad.htm

Since both drugs can affect liver functions, this should be aggressively checked with blood tests. The first signs of liver involvement can be nausea.
Your use of Diflucan is considered atypical, and if you have chronic Candida issues, they can be addressed differently. Some Candida can be resistant to
drugs with time. If you have resistant Candida taking the Diflucan exposes you to risks, with little or no benefit. So please discuss this with your doctor.

Nausea can be a simple symptom, and temporary. Or it can be a sign that
yours meds need looking at more carefully.

Yes, the Diflucan for vaginal yeast because it seemed to come just before my period every month and the one dose did not work. This was for 4 months. Didn't use it last month because I guess I didn't have a period OR a yeast infection. This was before adding Depakote or Trazadone.

The Trazadone is supposed to be for sleep but I have not taken it the last two nights. I do feel better at the moment, but now I feel I should've called on the chest pain Friday afternoon. I didn't even think to look at the sheet. Also, my breasts feel bigger and/or fuller.'