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Obsessional thoughts+anxiety
I suffered from obsessional thoughts(very little\few compulsion) and related anxiety for many years but was fine for the last several years. But since nov 16 my anxiety level has raised again. i hv taken all SSRIs ,many TCAs 2-3 SNRI and few antipsychotics as prescribed by physicians and psychiatrists.All produced side ettects at effective dosage. now i have only 1 question -which should i try reboxetine or bubropion ? or i should go for supplements like tryosine, st. john wort etc? i am unable to find out the culprit NEUROTRANSMITTER!. but i m sure its not serotonin.
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Well you have described your problem perfectly in details.
But if you could mention name of medicine than it would be better.
Among reboxetine and bupropion, you can go for bupropion first.
Among antipsychotic you should try aripipazole.
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