I've been combining in the last months Strattera (50 mg) and Moclobemide (150 mg). Strattera has been a great help for my ADD while Moclobemide helped a lot with motivation, alertness and sociability.
My psychiatrist ordered me not to take the combination being life threatening. Is there anyone else doing the combination? Can I somehow adjust the dosis to make it less dangerous? If not, is there any other drug type with a similar mechanism of action that is safer to take with Strattera? Thank you!
That suggestion is even common sense and not hard to understand if you read up a bit on how they both work.
If you have to choose between them, then keep the Moclobemide because no ADHD stimulant will help social anxiety at all, if anything it would only make it worse potentially (not guaranteed though).
I am strongly against stims for treating ADHD; personal experience.
ADHD also does not exist according to the same person who created the diagnostic criteria for it, which although not a book closer, definitively, certainly raises some questions: what do people previously diagnosed with ADHD have instead?
This combo looks danger in the paper but its dose related.we are using low dose of each one to make the "perfect" sinergy.your combo looks risky aswell but as à matter of fact its not by your own experiênce
Stephen Hartley, mao-a inhibition increases norepinephrine and Strattera as an NRI increases it also.