Mirpine 15 MG Tablet Health Feed

Dear lybrate-user. I hope you know about bipolar disorder. According to the severity of the symptoms, it could take around 6 months to 5 years for treatment. Some bipolar patients have to continue medicines throughout their life. Work with your psychiatrist for an earlier cure. Take care.

Anxiety and depression oftentimes go together. The weight gain is not surprising some due to the medication, and some due to lower metabolic rate, and low exercise, and emotional eating. There may be genetic influences for diabetes and she must take precautions. There seem to be some psychological problems that need investigation and treatment from a counselor too. I believe there may be some genetic predisposition or there has been some childhood issue, related to anger and fear, that needs urg...more

Both drugs have their own merits and demerits, though they are given for the same purposes. In some individuals desvenlafaxine works better than mirtazapine and vice versa. It is the Doctor Who observes and chooses the better one for the individual need.

Mr. lybrate-user, you do not get addicted to mirtazapine. There can be some withdrawal symptoms such as sleeplessness, irritability, but not with such a small dose.

If patients are experiencing sexual dysfunction with an ssri, I think it's reasonable to offer them the option to switch to another medication, and vortioxetine has clearly demonstrated a benefit for patients with treatment-emergent sexual dysfunction.

Dear lybrate-user,
they both are antidepressants. Amit belongs to an older group called as tricyclic antidepressants whereas mirtazapine belongs to a newer nassa antidepressants.

You should take mirtaz continue but you tapper zapiz & other medication slowly under follow up your psychiatrist. Do physical exercise, yoga, have good diet, reading good books & listen to your favourite songs (motivational).

Dear lybrate-user,
by this time of 6 months, you might have developed tolerance to sedation of mirtazapine. So, you may not feel lethargic or drowsy due to mirtazapine. If you skip the dose, it takes again 2-3 weeks to start its action. Not a good idea. You can ask your doctor for a non sedating antidepressant in the next follow up.

It's very difficult to answer your question, as we are not allowed to write prescription here. Also, we do not know what are the medications you took for your condition in the past ('all' is too generic).
All the current medications are good, and proven for long term efficacy.
Just want to add, take nexito forte, petril beta in the evening or night, as have potential for sedation. You might discontinue pristiq and mirtaz if facing problems after consulting psychiatrist (don't stop abrupt...more

Dear Famish,
Mirtazapine is sedating. But in your case, it is NOT prescribed for sedation. Its antidepressant effect will be useful - not only in insomnia but also in other symptoms. The prescription starts with 7.5 mg and goes on building upto even 90 mg to get over depression. Generally the doctor will try with the lowest dose for 2-3 weeks and increase it depending on the benefit and side effects. Vortioxetine is comparatively a newer antidepressant and you have to try out the dose. Again...more