Experiences with

Parnate

On top of what parnate normally does, I am now dealing with beta receptors that now are trying to deal with 100% of my adrenaline, instead of just a portion of it that used to be blocked.

Buspirone - 3star phenelzine (Nardil)-1star tranylcypromine (Parnate)-2star clonazepam- 4stars alprazolam-4stars hydroxyzine- 4stars Open to any suggestions

Lithium and Parnate (MAO) were finally prescribed and I have been taking them for about 40 years and they have served as a prophylactic with success. A few years ago I stupidly stopped taking the medications. I experienced an acute episode.

" [4] "Tranylcypromine (... original trade name Parnate) is a monoamine oxidase inhibitor (MAOI); more specifically, tranylcypromine acts as nonselective and irreversible inhibitor of the enzyme monoamine oxidase (MAO).

I am 61 yrs old and have been on Parnate since my early 20's. I had tried numerous drugs and the only one that helped me was Parnate.

The doctor is muttering about something for Parkinsons but I take Parnate and a lot of drugs are not compatible with this. I also take Lamotrigine as a mood stabilizer. Is this RLS? Any suggestions for my dilemma? I'm disparate for sleep.... Cheena11

I've been prescribed Tranylcypromine for more than twenty years although I haven't needed treatment for Clinical Depression for over fifteen years. My GP would rather I wasn't on it at all because of the problems it causes should I need certain other medications or anaesthesia any time in the future

It's very hard to judge what to put down to Monday blues and what to attribute to going without my morning dose. I've had less energy and focus today and been unable to carry out my usual long walk, managing only two thirds of it. I've felt a bit listless and lacking drive. I don't know whether to attribute