Talk:Nefazodone

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Nice edits, Rmky87. Thanks. -WanderingHermit.

Argh, I can't figure out how to change the brand name to the chemical name (under the molecInsert non-formatted text here ule picture). Oh well. - Fuzzform 22:12, 14 December 2005 (UTC)

I added a bit about the availability of nefazodone in the US. I will add a detailed section on side effects later, as nefazodone is associated with numerous reports of visual disturbances and anxiety, probably due to one of its primary metabolites, m-chlorphenylpiperazine.
Porkchopmcmoose 22:52, 15 January 2006 (UTC)

[edit] Serzone Equals Sleep

I have struggled with depression since my adoloscence and was prescribed Aropax (Sp?) at the age of 18 with no results positive nor negative.

At the age of 23 I tried Serzone after some investigation on the internet. As I recall, the prescription indicated a dose every eight hours. In my case, this resulted in an almost constant state of drowsiness. I would sleep for six or seven hours and awaken in time for the next dose. I quit the stuff after two or three weeks. The causes and effects of depression are wide and varied and, having since beaten the disease after a long struggle, I know that, at least for some of us, the torment may be beaten via a non-pharmaceutical approach. Jones