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11-02-2006, 12:50 PM
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Hi Jean, I had a thread here, not too long ago, about my wonderful Paxil starting to lose it's magic, after my 5 yrs or 6 yrs on it.
I'm still on Paxil and until I find something as good, I will remain on it. It's still working, just not as well. What I'd like to do is increase the doseage, but I'm already on the recommended high dose.  Anyway, I think you should try it and see if it works as well for you. For me, it's been great. Good luck and Hugs,
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11-02-2006, 11:47 PM
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I found I just could not tolerate Paxil at all. It made me so nauseous, all I wanted to do was puke my guts out
 I gave up but found once I got on LDN, my depression vanashed totally. My neuro told me that another of his patients had the same positive effect with the LDN as well. Guess I'm going to stick with my LDN for a ton of reasons and this effect is the best of all the good results I have had taking it.Carolyn 
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11-03-2006, 08:17 AM
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I quit paxil last year after 3yrs. it was numbing the life out of me. there is a withdrawle to it. like a electric shocking for about 3 to 5 months, my regular doc tells me now there is some drug that will sub that feeling out. my dad dose well with it though.I am just dealing with it,,,,,)
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