Re: Cabergoline as a reversal to pssd?

[Guest guest]

Hi,

I have a bottle of cabergoline that I ordered earlier this year. I expected

some type of positive response from this stuff, based on what I read about it.

The truth is that I felt just about nothing from it. The worst part was the

constipation it caused. I tried it about 4 times. I'll probably try it again,

but maybe not as I've experienced a significant reversal in symptoms in my pssd

in the last 6 weeks for the first time in 5 years and don't want to screw up my

progress.

I'm not sure I recall reading that cabergoline made any significant

contributions to peoples recovery, though. I read many who theorized it should

and that Dr. Goldstein prescribed it to people that went to see him.

>

> Hi - similar story to most on here. Prescribed Prozac for mild depression 10

years ago. After a year of taking a low starter dose I noticed dramatic drop in

libido and was moved onto Effexor. I decided to come off ADs as my depression

seemed to have completely gone. The PSSD has continued to this day, 10 years

later, with only some improvement.

>

> However, I have been seeing a specialist doctor who after a few consultations

has recommended Cabetgoline. Has anyone here had experience of this medication?

I have found some positive references on google searches that suggest it could

reverse the effects of ADs. Grateful for any views, advice or experiences?

> Thanks

>

[Guest guest]

HiI have recently taken a bloodtest and it turned out that my prolactine is high (I'm a woman) Cabergoline was prescribed for me ( which is not only a cure for high prolactine but also a dopamine agonist) I'm still hesitating to start taking it. But it's interesting that maybe there is a connection.. To: SSRIsex Sent: Wednesday, June 6, 2012

5:35 PM Subject: Re: Cabergoline as a reversal to pssd?

Hi,

I have a bottle of cabergoline that I ordered earlier this year. I expected some type of positive response from this stuff, based on what I read about it.

The truth is that I felt just about nothing from it. The worst part was the constipation it caused. I tried it about 4 times. I'll probably try it again, but maybe not as I've experienced a significant reversal in symptoms in my pssd in the last 6 weeks for the first time in 5 years and don't want to screw up my progress.

I'm not sure I recall reading that cabergoline made any significant contributions to peoples recovery, though. I read many who theorized it should and that Dr. Goldstein prescribed it to people that went to see him.

>

> Hi - similar story to most on here. Prescribed Prozac for mild depression 10 years ago. After a year of taking a low starter dose I noticed dramatic drop in libido and was moved onto Effexor. I decided to come off ADs as my depression seemed to have completely gone. The PSSD has continued to this day, 10 years later, with only some improvement.

>

> However, I have been seeing a specialist doctor who after a few consultations has recommended Cabetgoline. Has anyone here had experience of this medication? I have found some positive references on google searches that suggest it could reverse the effects of ADs. Grateful for any views, advice or experiences?

> Thanks

>

[Guest guest]

hiI toke cabergoline for 3 mounds but it wasn't useful. bopropion (welbotrine) was more effective that other medicine.Also I take vitamins (specially vitamin D3) , (b complex with high B6), C+E and Omega 3. also use the treadmill. it was most effective than medicines.

[Guest guest]

HiIs there anyone here who takes dopamin agonist? It was prescribed for me, but don't know whether I should take it or not. Does it have serious side-effects?Thanks