Drug interactions analysis of celexa, seroquel, topamax (2732165)
Celexa and topamax. Elated reports are studiedContent: Basic information Results for females aged 28 Comparison with the patient's adverse outcomes Top drug interactions, side effects Effectiveness Time on drugs Results for females and males at all ages Comparison with the patient's adverse outcomes Top drug interactions, side effects Effectiveness Time on drugs Basic information: Report IDDate of submissionPatient agePatient gender 2544864Nov, 19, 200828Female ^Back to ContentList of drugs the patient takes: Reason for the drugDrugIngredientsCompany DepressionCelexa - EQ 20MG BASEcitalopram hydrobromideForest Labs Migraine With AuraImitrex - EQ 50MG BASEsumatriptan succinateGlaxosmithkline Migraine With AuraTopamax - 50MGtopiramateOrtho Mcneil Janssen ^Back to ContentList of drug interactions, adverse side effects events the patient has: None. ^Back to Content36 related reports are studied for females aged 28 (& 177;5) : Comparison with the patient's adverse outcomes: None. ^Back to Content Top drug interactions, adverse side effects:Click here to get personalized results ...^Back to ContentEffectiveness * : not at allsomewhatmoderatehighvery high Click here to get personalized results ...^Back to ContentTime on drugs * : < 1 month1 - 6 months6 - 12 months1 - 2 years2 - 5 years5 - 10 years10+ years Click here to get personalized results ...^Back to Content463 related reports are studied for females and males at all ages: Comparison with the patient's adverse outcomes: None. ^Back to Content Top drug interactions, adverse side effects: NameCount (% of total reports) 1Nausea44 (9.50%) 2Drug ine
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Migraines, headaches: any experiences with either topamax
"experiment" would certainly give me valuable info' on that). Usually I'd be looking at the Celexa as a destabilizing agent that took a regimen that was working and made it "stop working" -- could be you're seeing cycling induced by the antidepressant. Ask her doc' about that. If it could be, you'd want to very slowly taper the Celexa, like over 4 months by the smallest (more pill cutting, at least into halves to make 10 mg steps) increments practical. Make sure her doc' is on board with this idea though, don't just do it on my advice (though I recognize the symptoms, I can't say I know enough to make that call). Thanks for writing, particularly if you see clear recovery. Dr. Phelps Published November, 2001 Bipolar World © 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009 Owners: Allie Bloom, David Schafer, M.Ed. (Blackdog) Partners: John Haeckel, Sylvia Dvoss Associate: Judith (Duff) Founder: Colleen Sullivan Email Us at Bipolar World About Us Add a Link Advance Directives Alternative Treatments Ask the Doctor Ask Dr. Phelps about Bipolar Disorder Ask The Doctor Dr. Phelps' Topic Archives Awards Benny the Bipolar Puppy Bipolar Chat Bipolar Children Bipolar Disorder News Bipolar Help Contract Bipolar World Forums Book Reviews Bookstore BP & Other mental Illness Clinical Research Trials & FDA Drug Approval Community Support Contact Us The Continuum of Mania and Depression Coping Criteria Criteria and Diagnosis Criteria-World Health Disabilities, DSMV-IV Dual Diagnosis eGroups Expressions (Poetry, Inspiration, Humor, Art Galle
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