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(Speaking a bit from experience given past drugs use.) Isn't the same true for stuff like SSRIs? We don't know if/how they are going to affect the patient.
by Fnoord 5y ago
(Speaking a bit from experience given past drugs use.)
Isn't the same true for stuff like SSRIs? We don't know if/how they are going to affect the patient.
- h2odragon 5y agoYes, but talking about that makes one a "science denier" etc. My wife has a good one: she burns opiates different, so they don't really benefit her. she just gets nausea from them. They've got her down as a "drug seeker" now cuz she refuses them.
- Fnoord 5y agoThe two times I got SSRIs prescribed both psychistrists underlined that fact. We are trying to find something which worked for me, and the first choice might not work out. For example, Fluoxetine (Prozac) got the adverse side effect that I got severe muscle fatigue. Basically, it makes me more sensitive to pain. But it also makes me less edgy. I find it counts for all drugs and even food (sugar makes thirsty, requires good dental hygiene; salt makes thirsty, pee less; yet we crave both in our food).