Experiences with

Naltrexone / Bupropion

Does Low Dose Naltrexone (LDN) interact with Bupropion, Lexapro, or Adderall? Answered by Michelle Kilmer Moser RPh https://youtu.be/v-kBntSMQBo

My bio is in here already. Somehow the site wouldn't let me in unless I joined again. I left my last note that I was going to see another neurologist at Kaiser. Unfortunately we get lumped in with sleep medicine. I saw him for 8 months. He knew very little about RLS, was more interested in getting

Looking for anti depressant recommendations please. I’m in the UK. The RLS UK website lists Trazodone and Bupropion as being safe for RLS but the BNF doesn’t list Bupropion for depression and Trazodone is not going to be great with Pregabalin and Dihydrocodeine due to the sedative affects. Are there

I suffer from periods of hypersensitivity which I read may be caused or magnified by PD. Every stimulus, thought, or effort is painful, and enhanced by the apparent hopelessness of my situation, and knowing that everything is probably going to get worse as the disease "progresses." I've doubled

My bouts of depression started with major infertility issues back in the 90s. We tried to have children of our own for over 8 years and finally decided to try adoption. We were blessed with a beautiful son in 2004, and added twin boys to our family through embryo adoption in 2005. In 2011, my husband

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It seems Bupropion XL's has been discontinued in the States, and here in Canada, all Bupropion or Wellbutrin ins unavailable from the manufacturer - September 2024. The pharmacist replaced it with Bupropion SR. My script was for Bupropion 300 XL once a day. They replaced it with equals Bupropion

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I've had rls since I was in my teens. I'm now 66 years old. About 6-7 years ago, I was finally diagnosed with RLS, and given a medication that I can't recall the exact name of, but it was something like lebadopa carbadopa?? Anyway, that worked very well for me at first, but after a few months it would

Sadly, my story is far from unique. A late life diagnosis of ADHD (predominantly inattentive type) at age 56. I'm just 6 months on from diagnosis and life for the very first time is starting to make sense to me. I remember feeling 'different' at pre-school and throughout my life but explained it away

Just wanted to share a story. I've had RLS for about 15 years now and currently I take .5mg of Pramipexole twice a day, usually around 3, which works so-so, and then around 9. Gets me through the night OK...most of the time, not always. The reason I start so early is that if I lay down for a nap or

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TL;DR - I asked my doctor to do a trial of treatment with bupropion (Wellbutrin). I'm hoping that it treats my Inattentive traits as well as atomoxetine (Strattera) and that it also helps me with motivation. I've been on generic Strattera (atomoxetine) for three years. It helps with most of my Inattentive

I just discovered this wonderful site. I am 69, female, and live in Quebec, Canada. I have had RLS since I my youth and can identify with so many of your struggles. When officially diagnosed in my 20’s, I was prescribed clonazepam which helped for a few years. I then was referred to a neurologist and

Hi I’m just looking for some advice on Targinact and just Oxycodone please. My neurologist wrote to my GP requesting that I be prescribed Targinact 10mg at night and 5mg mornings increasing if necessary by 5mg increments to maximum of 20mg twice a day, also changing the Venlafaxine I take to either

I feel like an idiot 😱. I thought that I was having augmentation-like issues with buprenorphine. I had overlooked the fact that I started taking LDN (low dose naltrexone; 4.5mg dose) a few days ago after reading about some people getting results from it for RLS. (I had the LDN around because I used

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been to visit Gp today with very low mood , I did ask for Bupropion, they would not prescribe and have given me Mirtazapine, over the last few days I have managed to reduce my pramipexole by half and have been taking , codeine phosphorus along with paracetamol, the RLS has not gotten any worse , but

This isn’t strictly related to PP but in my lifelong saga with depression, anxiety, PD, and PP, I do still live with anxiety. It’s been bad lately. I’m also a 13 year breast cancer survivor and after mastectomy in 2010 I made the mistake of getting reconstruction with a breast implant. I won’t go

is anyone having trouble getting Naltrexone from the pharmacies?. They seem to be out of it when we go to pick it up. My MD,Shrink and counselor know nothing about it. Please nobody try to sell me holistic crap as they have before. Sorry for my typos.