MAO inhibitors

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MAO Inhibitors

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• Treating depression involves a combination
  of therapy and antidepressant medication. Even
  then, depression is difficult to treat,
  especially in younger (children and adolescents)
  and older (the elderly) patients, as well as in
  those with histories of chronic disease. There
  are many options for treating depression, varying
  from medication to self-help to therapy. Most
  treatments are combinations of these, specially
  formed for an individual.Every individual
  suffering from clinical depression exhibits
  physical, mental, and psychological symptoms, but
  the symptoms of one person is almost never the
  same as another's. This means that, at least to
  date, there is no known cure-all for depression.
  It is important to identify the specific symptoms
  that plague a depressed individual, as well as
  their frequency and severity, in order to arrive
  at the best combination of treatment.Medication
  treatments for depression are quite popular
  treatments, with antidepressant medications often
  the first treatment option considered by health
  professionals. Antidepressants help individuals
  suffering from depression by relieving its
  symptoms, therefore making it easier for the
  patient to realise his/her problems and take
  appropriate, more effective action to solve them.
  Some of the more popular medication treatments
  for depression are listed below.Do you want to
  learn more? Visit MAO inhibitors.

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• Tricyclic Drugs
• These drugs prevent the reuptake of
  serotonin or norepinephrine (or both) into the
  presynaptic nerve endings, which results in
  increased synaptic concentrations of these
  neurotransmitters. These drugs also cause a
  reduction in beta-adrenergic receptors. Examples
  of tricyclic drugs include tricyclic
  antidepressants (TCA's) such as amitriptyline.
  TCA's are the most widely used antidepressant
  drugs in treating depression.MAOI is a Japanese
  acronym for "Mao (Monoamine oxidase
  inhibitors)MAO inhibitors stop serotonin and
  norepinephrine from degrading enzymatically. MAO
  inhibitors are typically recommended for patients
  with atypical depression (depression
  characterised by a desire for sleep and elevated
  appetite, as compared to insomnia and anorexia),
  as well as certain patients who do not react to
  TCAs. MAO inhibitors have a significant chance of
  toxicity, and patients taking this type of drug
  must adhere to stringent dietary limits.
  Isocarboxazid is an MAO inhibitor (Marplan).SSRI
  stands for Selective Serotonin Reup (Selective
  serotonin reuptake inhibitors).Do you want to
  learn more? Visit Parnate.

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• SSR inhibitors are increasingly replacing
  TCAs as the main treatment for depression, as
  they have been found to be more efficient and
  have less side effects. SSR inhibitors have a
  number of drawbacks, including sleep and
  gastrointestinal issues, as well as improvements
  in sexual activity and libido. Fluoxetine
  (Prozac), sertraline (Zoloft), and paroxetine are
  also SSR inhibitors (Paxil).Antidepressants are
  medications that are used to treat
  depression.Antidepressants work by preventing
  norepinephrine, serotonin, and epinephrine from
  being reabsorbed. Antidepressants are not as
  often used as most drugs owing to a higher risk
  of side effects. Trazodone (Desyrel), bupropion
  (Wellbutrin), and maprotiline are
  antidepressants.Anticonvulsants, antianxiety
  pills, and antipsychotic drugs are some of the
  other medicines used to manage depression. Unlike
  the above drugs, these focus on a single form of
  distress (or one of its side effects) rather than
  the root causes. They are often used as
  adjunctive medications for suicidal people, and
  they can also be recommended for people with
  milder symptoms of mental disease.
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• Summary
• Talk with a provider and get a prescription
  for a MAO inhibitor today. We prescribe Parnate,
  Nardil, Selegiline, and Marplan for
  treatment-resistant depression and anxiety
  disorders including generalized anxiety, panic
  disorder, and social phobias. Schedule
  appointments directly from your account and text
  message us anytime to get quick answers to your
  questions. Our providers are experienced with
  managing atypical, severe, and treatment-resistant
  depression and anxiety disorders and are
  responsive to your needs, providing same-day
  appointments and prescriptions within one
  business day. Submit our intake form to see if
  you qualify. No payment information required.
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