-
enzyme inhibition.
SSRIs are
safer in
overdose than
tricyclics but can
still cause severe toxicity in
large or
combined doses.
Stopping SSRIs abruptly can cause...
-
stopping any
antidepressant including selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (
SSRIs), serotonin–norepinephrine
reuptake inhibitors (SNRIs),
monoamine oxidase...
-
leaves out
SSRIs such as paroxetine, sertraline, and
fluvoxamine CR as
acceptable and
tolerated treatment options for this disorder.
SSRIs are a second-line...
-
reuptake inhibitors (
SSRIs),
which are
typically used as antidepressants, and has been
reported in
patients undergoing SSRI treatment as
SSRIs may
modulate and...
-
SSRI occurs. The
SSRIs paroxetine and
escitalopram are
USFDA approved to
treat generalized anxiety disorder. The
common early side
effects of
SSRIs include...
-
serotonin levels.
Similarly to
SSRIs,
SNRIs may
interact with anticoagulants, like warfarin.
There is more
evidence of
SSRIs having higher risk of bleeding...
- of the
value of
SSRIs in the
treatment of the
symptoms of
schizophrenia and
their ability to
prevent cardiovascular diseases.
SSRIs primarily inhibit...
-
other SSRIs,
escitalopram has been
shown to
affect ****ual function,
causing dela**** ejaculation, and an****ia.
There is also
evidence that
SSRIs are correlated...
- to
result in the
gastrointestinal effects observed with
SSRI treatment.
Compared to
other SSRIs, it has a
lower incidence of diarrhea, but a
higher incidence...
-
stimulating of the
SSRIs (that is, it is most
prone to
causing insomnia and agitation). It also
appears to be the most
prone of the
SSRIs for
producing dermatologic...
