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Old 05-28-2011, 10:13 AM
Drolefille Drolefille is offline
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Originally Posted by AOII Angel View Post
Many anti-depressants interrupt your sleep cycle and cause very vivid dreams. It's pretty common actually. Psychoactive drugs can have lots of effects. The black box warning on anti-depressants for children due to the risk of suicide has significantly decreased the number of prescriptions being written in that age group, but clearly it's not a problem only in children.
Strattera has similar effects. (And apparently it was a 'failed' antidepressant in the US so no surprise).

My dreams on that crap were nothing but loud noises and color and the weirdest most surreal situations that mostly kept me awake. Psychotropic medications of all stripes affect your brain, monitoring them closely is really fracking important, and people who think it's just popping a pill a day and woohoo are usually people who haven't been on them. (Hint, there are no easy fixes to whoever posted that but sometimes they're needed ones.)

Pfizer's a corporate asshole for any hiding of this that was done with Chantix.
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