Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting- U.S. and UK - Page 4

max the axe jd · 01-03-2009, 02:55 AM

just sent them some interactions i have discovered for myself
opium analgesics such as percocette and dental lidocaine, binded with paxil and caused withdrawal symptoms very quickly..
antibiotics and benedry also caused this reaction with me..

Si in Wales · 03-28-2010, 03:06 PM

Hi alex

I do feel for you. I think it's possible things will still improve though. I had a couple of girlfriends while I took seroxat but I just had no libido. That was a big part of why they failed-there always seemed to be some drug induced numbness which was a barrier to enjoying intimacy.

I've started to feel different recently. I'm about 18 months off. Now I really crave a physical relationship and I don't feel some strange barrier. I'd like to think one will come along. However the issue for me will be that desire and anxiety all seem so inter-linked - i'm pleased I notice women, but I get a nervous feeling. I think I have regressed to being 14! Not good when yr 40, especially if that proves to be true performance wise.

I hope things can improve for you. I know you're further off the tablets than me but i guess we all heal differently.

Quick anecdote. I was in a bar last night and there were some girls on a hen do (dunno what the term is outside uk). They were a nice bunch and were getting the "hen" to do some light dares. One involved kissing the tallest guy (on cheek) in the bar and it was me! As she did this I Instinctively put my arm on her back and I swear I felt a "rush" from touching her. If that can come back for me after years of apathy I'd hold out hope it will for you too. Ladies - I hope that didn't sound dodgy - all very innocent, honest!

All the best

Si

Jonny5 · 03-28-2010, 04:23 PM

Yeah I have problems with the sexual side of it too Si. Not so much not wanting to have sex or not being able to have sex but not errrm being able to 'seal the deal' as it were. Bizarrely enough my girlfriends always seemed to like that side-effect!

Now I'm down to 8.5mg it's not so much of an issue, because the drug doesn't numb me as much as it did when I was on a higher dose. I certainly have a reduced libido when I'm suffering from bad withdrawal problems though.

I'm sure now you're drug free you should be returning to normal in that sense. Obviously it's natural to feel some 'performance' anxiety with the problems you had in the past, but I'm sure you'll be fine once the moment hits you.

I've resisted making any comments about sheep

All the best.

Jon

Si in Wales · 03-28-2010, 06:01 PM

Guys

I'm sorry. My post was meant to be a reply to alex c's thread. I somehow posted it here. I have a new-fangled iPhone thingy and I keep messing up!

Saying that - a post I did a couple of days ago seemed to get lost, tho I'm sure I posted it so maybe something weird happens with the iPhone

anyway sorry for any confusion.

Jon - go on, make the sheep jokes. I'll laugh along.

For those outside the uk now even more confused, the English always say the welsh indulge in ahem...intimate relations with our woolly friends. All good fun, but it's kinda a badge of honour now - hence the "1-0 to the sheepshaggers" chant at football games.

Also, It can be also be a bit ironic hearing sheep jokes when you're from a big city and people from places straight out Of Deliverance like Gloucester are saying it to you!

meistersinger · 06-25-2012, 09:58 AM

I made my filing on Viibryd, for all the food that it will do. Pharma has the government in their pocket, nothing will ever be done. As a matter of fact, Pharma is pushing for more liberalization of approval. Our so-called tax dollars at work.

aberdeen · 06-25-2012, 10:49 AM

Can't do it, it just keeps saying ":check this box if you want to proceed" and points to a random irrelevant check box on the feild. YOu check it, and it happens again and points to another check box. Stupid form. They rigged it so no one can actually use it,lol.

jms · 09-27-2012, 07:14 AM

can i report this drug in the UK ? does anyone have an address ?

tipfrank · 11-25-2012, 03:41 PM

Paxil withdrawal is HORRIBLE! I would like to post my experience, but can't
seem to get on a thread, whatever that is.
tipfrank

scotty · 11-25-2012, 03:49 PM

Go here for instructions:

http://www.paxilprogress.org/forums/...cement.php?f=7

I removed your email address from your post. Not something you want on a public message board.

tipfrank · 12-16-2012, 03:43 PM

Scotty -- How does one get a thread to talk to someone?

tipfrank · 12-16-2012, 03:44 PM

Scotty -- How does one get a thread to talk to someone?

scotty · 12-16-2012, 03:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by tipfrank

Scotty -- How does one get a thread to talk to someone?

As I posted in the other post, go here for instructions:

http://www.paxilprogress.org/forums/...cement.php?f=7

01-03-2009, 02:55 AM	#76
max the axe jd Join Date: Dec 2008 Posts: 8	Re: Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting- U.S. and UK just sent them some interactions i have discovered for myself opium analgesics such as percocette and dental lidocaine, binded with paxil and caused withdrawal symptoms very quickly.. antibiotics and benedry also caused this reaction with me..

03-28-2010, 03:06 PM	#78
Si in Wales Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 406	Re: Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting- U.S. and UK Hi alex I do feel for you. I think it's possible things will still improve though. I had a couple of girlfriends while I took seroxat but I just had no libido. That was a big part of why they failed-there always seemed to be some drug induced numbness which was a barrier to enjoying intimacy. I've started to feel different recently. I'm about 18 months off. Now I really crave a physical relationship and I don't feel some strange barrier. I'd like to think one will come along. However the issue for me will be that desire and anxiety all seem so inter-linked - i'm pleased I notice women, but I get a nervous feeling. I think I have regressed to being 14! Not good when yr 40, especially if that proves to be true performance wise. I hope things can improve for you. I know you're further off the tablets than me but i guess we all heal differently. Quick anecdote. I was in a bar last night and there were some girls on a hen do (dunno what the term is outside uk). They were a nice bunch and were getting the "hen" to do some light dares. One involved kissing the tallest guy (on cheek) in the bar and it was me! As she did this I Instinctively put my arm on her back and I swear I felt a "rush" from touching her. If that can come back for me after years of apathy I'd hold out hope it will for you too. Ladies - I hope that didn't sound dodgy - all very innocent, honest! All the best Si __________________ 1999 - 20mg Seroxat for depression 2003 - up to 40mg (problems at work) 2004 - back to 20mg Spring 2005 - came off tablets quickly. Problems started after 3/4 months Jan 2006 - back on 20mg April 2008 - started a 6 month taper Oct 2008 - free of Seroxat Now - doing OK, but have anxiety and various withdrawal symptoms. Biggest problems are sweating (affects my work) and tinnitus.

03-28-2010, 04:23 PM	#79
Jonny5 Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: London, UK Posts: 115	Re: Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting- U.S. and UK Yeah I have problems with the sexual side of it too Si. Not so much not wanting to have sex or not being able to have sex but not errrm being able to 'seal the deal' as it were. Bizarrely enough my girlfriends always seemed to like that side-effect! Now I'm down to 8.5mg it's not so much of an issue, because the drug doesn't numb me as much as it did when I was on a higher dose. I certainly have a reduced libido when I'm suffering from bad withdrawal problems though. I'm sure now you're drug free you should be returning to normal in that sense. Obviously it's natural to feel some 'performance' anxiety with the problems you had in the past, but I'm sure you'll be fine once the moment hits you. I've resisted making any comments about sheep All the best. Jon __________________ Trying to wean myself off Paxil/Seroxat after having been stupidly given the drug to tackle panic attacks, just over ten years ago. Two failed attempts to come off (both were HUGE drops). Nov/08 - 20mg Slow withdrawal....some issues. Sep/11 - 0mg.

03-28-2010, 06:01 PM	#80
Si in Wales Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 406	Re: Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting- U.S. and UK Guys I'm sorry. My post was meant to be a reply to alex c's thread. I somehow posted it here. I have a new-fangled iPhone thingy and I keep messing up! Saying that - a post I did a couple of days ago seemed to get lost, tho I'm sure I posted it so maybe something weird happens with the iPhone anyway sorry for any confusion. Jon - go on, make the sheep jokes. I'll laugh along. For those outside the uk now even more confused, the English always say the welsh indulge in ahem...intimate relations with our woolly friends. All good fun, but it's kinda a badge of honour now - hence the "1-0 to the sheepshaggers" chant at football games. Also, It can be also be a bit ironic hearing sheep jokes when you're from a big city and people from places straight out Of Deliverance like Gloucester are saying it to you! __________________ 1999 - 20mg Seroxat for depression 2003 - up to 40mg (problems at work) 2004 - back to 20mg Spring 2005 - came off tablets quickly. Problems started after 3/4 months Jan 2006 - back on 20mg April 2008 - started a 6 month taper Oct 2008 - free of Seroxat Now - doing OK, but have anxiety and various withdrawal symptoms. Biggest problems are sweating (affects my work) and tinnitus.

06-25-2012, 09:58 AM	#81
meistersinger Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 16	Re: Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting- U.S. and UK I made my filing on Viibryd, for all the food that it will do. Pharma has the government in their pocket, nothing will ever be done. As a matter of fact, Pharma is pushing for more liberalization of approval. Our so-called tax dollars at work.

06-25-2012, 10:49 AM	#82
aberdeen Join Date: Jan 2012 Location: Canada Posts: 2,898	Re: Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting- U.S. and UK Can't do it, it just keeps saying ":check this box if you want to proceed" and points to a random irrelevant check box on the feild. YOu check it, and it happens again and points to another check box. Stupid form. They rigged it so no one can actually use it,lol. __________________ *2 Timothy 1:7: "For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind."* 2005-2010 Effexor XR 112.5mg-262.5mg for PPD Dec 2010 Poop-out and rapid 3 month wean. Off Effexor March 2011 Hell started 1 month later-tried 3 other meds to deal with w/d nothing worked. . Now tapering from 20mg Paxil (still recovering from Effexor w/d) Oct'11 to Nov '12 20mg-10mg Mar 5/13- 9mg Apr 12/13-8.1mg May 5/13-7.3mg

09-27-2012, 07:14 AM	#83
jms Join Date: May 2012 Posts: 1	Re: Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting- U.S. and UK can i report this drug in the UK ? does anyone have an address ?

11-25-2012, 03:41 PM	#84
tipfrank Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 5	Re: Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting- U.S. and UK Paxil withdrawal is HORRIBLE! I would like to post my experience, but can't seem to get on a thread, whatever that is. tipfrank Last edited by scotty : 11-25-2012 at 03:49 PM.

11-25-2012, 03:49 PM	#85
scotty Administrator Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: new jersey Posts: 46,985	Re: Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting- U.S. and UK Go here for instructions: http://www.paxilprogress.org/forums/...cement.php?f=7 I removed your email address from your post. Not something you want on a public message board. __________________ AKA Laurie "Faith is taking the first step even when you don't see the whole staircase." MLK

12-16-2012, 03:43 PM	#86
tipfrank Join Date: Nov 2012 Posts: 5	Re: Adverse Drug Reaction Reporting- U.S. and UK Scotty -- How does one get a thread to talk to someone?

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