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Valdoxan (agomelatine) brief trial
He said of
Valdoxan
"you wouldn't want that, it would only make things worse". I presume he was talking about it being a melatonin agonist (acting like a super potent form of melatonin). So, that's my brief experience of it.
He said of
Valdoxan
"you wouldn't want that, it would only make things worse". I presume he was talking about it being a melatonin agonist (acting like a super potent form of melatonin). So, that's my brief experience of it.
amrob123
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
15 days ago
HNY!... and a warning for those who lead busy lives (aka all of us)
I was given
Valdoxan
and told it would take 4 weeks to work and we battled on for the next 6 weeks with my condition seriously deteriorating. Those weeks are mostly a blur, and I don't know how I managed to function day-to-day.
I was given
Valdoxan
and told it would take 4 weeks to work and we battled on for the next 6 weeks with my condition seriously deteriorating. Those weeks are mostly a blur, and I don't know how I managed to function day-to-day.
ottiliefloyd
in
Pernicious Anaemia Society
9 months ago
Can someone advice me
Now, my gp gave me
valdoxan
. Does anyone use it and if you can share experience please do. I'm scared to take them and the same time I feel horrible,mood swing, unable to sleep. I need medications, I feel lost.
Now, my gp gave me
valdoxan
. Does anyone use it and if you can share experience please do. I'm scared to take them and the same time I feel horrible,mood swing, unable to sleep. I need medications, I feel lost.
Archiere
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Anxiety and Depression Support
1 year ago
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Valdoxan and RLS: anyone here have experience with this antidepressant
My Dr is talking about me trying
Valdoxan
(Agomelatine) for depression. Apparently it works on the melatonin pathway not the serotonin pathways and so he says it shouldn’t aggravate restless legs. Has anyone here tried it before and if so what was your experience with it.
My Dr is talking about me trying
Valdoxan
(Agomelatine) for depression. Apparently it works on the melatonin pathway not the serotonin pathways and so he says it shouldn’t aggravate restless legs. Has anyone here tried it before and if so what was your experience with it.
Runninglegs2
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
2 years ago
LFT normal but AMA and ANA positive, sorry long post..
I had been getting regular LFTs as I'm on
Valdoxan
, and the results have all come back normal. Any one have a similar situation?.
I had been getting regular LFTs as I'm on
Valdoxan
, and the results have all come back normal. Any one have a similar situation?.
AmaraDubh
in
PBC Foundation
2 years ago
Anyone in here familiar with agomelatine 25 mg ?
Unfortunately I’m not so good I have been trying to coupe with anxiety and depression in a natural way but is not working for me ..ended up going to hospital for hep ..after talking with a psychiatrist there he decided to put me on medication again, he put me on agomelatine (
Valdoxan
) 25 mg at night
Unfortunately I’m not so good I have been trying to coupe with anxiety and depression in a natural way but is not working for me ..ended up going to hospital for hep ..after talking with a psychiatrist there he decided to put me on medication again, he put me on agomelatine (
Valdoxan
) 25 mg at night
Bela64
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
3 years ago
changing from paroxtine to valdoxan
I went to my GP and he recommended me to stop the paroxetine gradually then prescribe me
Valdoxan
. I started taking
Valdoxan
from last week, but i feel worse although my sleep quality has improved, i feel low mood in the morning and depressed. Is this feeling natural ?
I went to my GP and he recommended me to stop the paroxetine gradually then prescribe me
Valdoxan
. I started taking
Valdoxan
from last week, but i feel worse although my sleep quality has improved, i feel low mood in the morning and depressed. Is this feeling natural ?
mbff
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
4 years ago
Anti Depressant Valdoxan and Restless Legs
I've been told about a 'new' anti-depressant called
Valdoxan
and wonder if anyone has any experience of it with RL or any information about it's use with RL.
I've been told about a 'new' anti-depressant called
Valdoxan
and wonder if anyone has any experience of it with RL or any information about it's use with RL.
restlessstoz
in
Restless Legs Syndrome
5 years ago
Valdoxan 25mg
So my gp just prescribed me with
Valdoxan
25mg and I was wondering if anyone has taken it before? What were the results?
So my gp just prescribed me with
Valdoxan
25mg and I was wondering if anyone has taken it before? What were the results?
borahae
in
Anxiety and Depression Support
5 years ago
Mirtazapine withdrawal cold turkey
Has anyone experienced any benefits from
valdoxan
? Thank you
Has anyone experienced any benefits from
valdoxan
? Thank you
Surfer1
in
Anxiety Support
6 years ago
Gave up ALL Meds, feeling better than I have in 4 yrs, despite withdrawal symptoms
The meds I was on were: Venlafaxine - 225mg
Valdoxan
- 50mg Sertraline - 50mg vesicare - 50mg citrazine - 10mg omeprazole - 40mg levothyroxine - 75mg co-codamal, zopiclone, tramadol.
The meds I was on were: Venlafaxine - 225mg
Valdoxan
- 50mg Sertraline - 50mg vesicare - 50mg citrazine - 10mg omeprazole - 40mg levothyroxine - 75mg co-codamal, zopiclone, tramadol.
silverfox13
in
Thyroid UK
7 years ago
Should I worry?
I know
Valdoxan
can cause GI issues but that bad? I just worry if it's something serious and I should go to emergency room. Have any of you experienced this with
Valdoxan
? Is there's any remedy to relieve this GI terror?
I know
Valdoxan
can cause GI issues but that bad? I just worry if it's something serious and I should go to emergency room. Have any of you experienced this with
Valdoxan
? Is there's any remedy to relieve this GI terror?
zerendipity
in
Mental Health Support
8 years ago
alternatives to AD-s?
There's a relatively new drug called
Valdoxan
and it does not make me feel like a zombie, just keeps me afloat (so I don't want to kill myself).
There's a relatively new drug called
Valdoxan
and it does not make me feel like a zombie, just keeps me afloat (so I don't want to kill myself).
sinine
in
Mental Health Support
10 years ago
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