After a bit of a blowup at my family where i told them how i felt (not towards them just life in general) and why they should've never brought me into this world. They decided to have a kid in a country which is constantly in recessions and economic depressions, high crime rate, everything. i got forced to speak to a psych and got prescribed Moclobemide, which apparently its a Reversible MAOI. I got prescribed this as i've been on about 6 different SSRI's, and while they worked a little i was still depressed and suicidal. It's supposed to be prescribed to people who have treatment-resistant depression. Does anyone here have any experience with this?
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hershberger
Student
- Dec 28, 2019
- 132
Not exactly, but I do take Phenelzine (Nardil), which is a non-selective MAOI. It has honestly worked better than everything else I've ever taken (well, Effexor was great for about a year), but there are some side effects with Nardil which make it unlike the medicines I have taken before. I wish my experience was more on point to your question; at the very least, I can say that MAOIs are a viable option. (Of course, I'm still here, so it hasn't turned my life into sunshine and rainbows.)
Trisolaris
Arcanist
- Dec 11, 2018
- 447
What side effects are you experiencing?Not exactly, but I do take Phenelzine (Nardil), which is a non-selective MAOI. It has honestly worked better than everything else I've ever taken (well, Effexor was great for about a year), but there are some side effects with Nardil which make it unlike the medicines I have taken before. I wish my experience was more on point to your question; at the very least, I can say that MAOIs are a viable option. (Of course, I'm still here, so it hasn't turned my life into sunshine and rainbows.)
thank you @hershberger
I'm only on the second day so far, and it does seem to block some depression or intrusive thoughts. but like you mentioned, ofc, i am still here so let's see... i don't have much hope anyways. Also as Trisolaris mentioned, could you name what side effects? (only if you are comfortable ofc)Similar threads
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