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Q: Duloxetine V Paroxetine. Which Blocks Serotonin Reuptake....

asked by: The Godly One on February 15th, 2006

Experienced User

...More effectively at doses of 60mg and 20mg respectively.

I am not interested with noradrenaline.

And do doses of duloxetine above the standard 60mg tinker with dopamine?

Thank you.

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The Godly One

replied on February 16th, 2006

Experienced User

This was meant to be a question for a doctor to answer.

Why has it turned into a normal post?

The Godly One

replied on February 16th, 2006

Experienced User

The dopamine question is important since it can complicate disorders like tourettes.

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