Experiences with

Noradrenaline

The most effective was Reboxetine, a selective noradrenaline reuptake inhibitor (NARI) but it came with probably the worst side effects - but it worked! Reboxetine apparently is an ineffective anti-depressant in many but it has an almost instant effect on lifting my mood.

Since I had no chance of sueing the NHS, or more precisely, someone ANYONE for stuffing a load of noradrenaline in me and watching the toes turn black, WITHOUT my next of kins' permission!!? And nurses moaning about how many times I shit myself throughout their night shift?!

Hi. My dad is in the advanced stage of PSP. He has been having more and more difficulty lately moving and swallowing and doing most things. We rushed him to the ER because he was struggling to breathe one morning and was wheezing. They intubated him, with our consent, because he was unable to get the

Is anyone on a MAOI weaning themselves from bisoprolol or another beta blocker having difficulties? Two years ago, my cardiologist put me on bisoprolol for an erratic BP (which ironically, is better off of it). I had exteme lightheadnes and light anxiety.I weaned myself off, per the cardiologist, 10

Question for anyone who was on a beta blocker then came off: did you have side effects after you came off of them?I am having anxiety withdrawal symptoms after weaning off of bisoprolol. Not panic attacks or high pulse rate, but jitteriness, edginess, nervousness, no patience, unable to concentrate.

Some common medications prescribed for OCD (Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder) include: 1. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs): These medications, such as fluoxetine (Prozac), sertraline (Zoloft), and fluvoxamine (Luvox), are often the first-line treatment for OCD. They work by increasing the

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

looking for advice. I’ve been taking 1mg Clonazepam to help sleep but I e read quite a few horror stories about it so it’s making me nervous about taking it. I’ve not slept for six months and my tinnitus has become rea tube to virtually every sound you can think of. I believe it become my nervous system

I just read that dopamine is made in the adrenals I had not heard this in the past so I am wondering what does this all mean? So maybe there is dopamine being made but the cells can't use it properly? "Dopamine, epinephrine and norepinephrine are the main catecholamines (a label based on having part

This paper is the fourth most-cited in 2023 from the Endocrine Connections journal. Basic thyroid research is interesting. It is read. Scientists and some medical professionals do want more understanding. As do patients. It gets pretty complicated but the point is, thyroid hormone controls temperature

"Nerve cells originating in the locus coeruleus extend throughout the brain and spinal cord via an extensive branching system, where they release norepinephrine to regulate heartbeat, blood pressure, arousal, memory, and attention." "In Parkinson’s, the locus coeruleus is one of the first brain regions

I just had an interesting thought and inquiry about the relationship between specific neurotransmitters like dopamine and norepinephrine as a relates to very long chain, fatty acid metabolism, in peroxisomes. Surprisingly, there is a bit of a link, but it’s not clearly understood. My question is,

Namely cortisol, adrenaline and noradrenaline. In order to reduce these hormones, we engage the other side of the autonomic nervous system by carrying out relaxed exercise. " Mmmm The above is easier said than done!!!!

Hello. I was on antidepressants and stimulants for nearly 30 years. I chose to discontinue Cymbalta last August based on the lack of evidence of its effectiveness for long term use or how it affects the aging brain. Looking back, I still experienced many bouts of severe depression even while taking it

Immensely frustrating that the abstract is so sparse and that is all we can access. At present, I simply hope we can get away from the extremely simplistic view that low TSH, in itself, causes bone problems. But all we can really see is that it is complicated. [i][/i] [i]Crosstalk between the neuroendocrine

I have a lot of faith in Berberine, but somebody (you know who you are [Thanks!]) shared this article with me. It is interesting: Toxicological Effects of Berberine and Sanguinarine 2018https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC5867333/#:~:text=The%20toxicity%20of%20pure%20compound,immune%20cells

Someone recently told me that dopamine breaks down to noradrenaline and then to adrenaline, which can feel anxiety especially when movement is difficult. My tendency is to want to sit still until this passes, which can take what feels like forever. what do you do?

In addition, the stress hormone -----noradrenaline----- (the "flight" hormone, versus adrenaline, the "fight" hormone) can actually trigger cancer cell growth directly. " end of quote ----- he also states that this triggering of cancer cells has been demonstrated in lung cancer and other cancers but

It will have to be one that doesn’t put serotonin levels up & targets dopamine on noradrenaline Bupropion?

Afternoon all, Looking for a bit of advice, I had my first ablation which was a 5 hour operation Feb 7th 2019! Had to shock me 6 times as well as do the ablation! Eventually put me onto flecainide which kept it in rhythm. I came off flecainide in May 2019, and was ok until July when AFib returned.