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Old Jul 09, 2013, 01:27 PM
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Hi-

*Note-The earliest pdoc appointment I can obtain within a 30 mile radius of my house is January 2014. all other practices are not taking new patients.

Re-entered the search for psych meds as I KNOW I need them for my various diagnoses...it dawned on me...The GP and PA I recently saw were mentioning names ( especially the GP) very quickly, switching back & forth between the generic and name brand. I have a medical background and have tried several ADs before....It was like being in a candly store. There was very little guidance, especially when she started to mention the mood stabilzers & anti seizure meds.

Is this common? Not that I left w/the Rx I wanted to try...I left w/ a zoloft script for depression and trazodone for sleep. The PA faxed an RX of 7 tablets of Wellbutrin SR 100mg, instead of giving me a paper RX.

I wanted to try topomax, as I do experience killer migraines, I figured why not try something new? Maybe this will help both issues.

I guess I should compile a list of previously tried meds and their side effects and just hand it to the next prescriber I see.

I am glad to be on this site to research the meds.

Thanks.
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DXS: MDD, PTSD, GAD. . I believe there are others.

RX: Wellbutrin XL, 300 mg tablet daily, in AM

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Old Jul 10, 2013, 03:14 PM
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Hi Kirby 777,

It's nice to meet you. My mom was taking Topomax for her migraine head aches. She said it stopped working after a couple month's. Now she takes Gabapentin. It's helping with the headaches.

I take Trazadone 300mg at night. One hour before bedtime. It helps me. I also take 0.5 mg of Clonazepam. I hope this has helped you. Work with the pdoc, and he may come up with the perfect combination of meds.

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Old Jul 10, 2013, 04:44 PM
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Hi Kirby 777,

It's nice to meet you. My mom was taking Topomax for her migraine head aches. She said it stopped working after a couple month's. Now she takes Gabapentin. It's helping with the headaches.

I take Trazadone 300mg at night. One hour before bedtime. It helps me. I also take 0.5 mg of Clonazepam. I hope this has helped you. Work with the pdoc, and he may come up with the perfect combination of meds.

Piraeus
Thanks Piraeus-

The GP was stating using Topomax for my depression/mood. I thought well, I could try this and it helps w/ my migraines, great. The Pa mentioned Gabapentin....I have tried this for pain and it made me feel "high", and she said, "isn't it better to feel high vs depressed?". I guess it does. I was just taken back by all of the different meds menitioned in a rapid fire sequence.
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