Delayed dieoff? or celexa ?

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Hi All,We are 6 months into NIDS (valtrex,diflucan, celexa(changed a wk ago from paxil), tenex). My kid was having aggression issues for the last 2-3 weeks and we changed SSRI to celexa.It has only been a week on celexa but his aggressivesness hasn't changed.Seems more hyper,stimmy and increase(2-3) in bowel mov .His eye corner are red. Had diarrhea last week.For the last 2-3 days his crazy hunger has reduced.Is this a side effect of celexa or are they late die off reaction of valtrex/ketoconazole? My son did not have a die off reaction with valtrex/ketoconzole.

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Sounds like it could be yeast but please keep in mind that SSRI's are not good for some people with methylation/histamine issues...it cant get pretty nasty after a while.

Tammy

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Tammy,Thanks for the response.How do we know if we have methylation/histamine issues? To:

mb12valtrex Sent: Sunday, 18 March 2012 11:08 PM Subject: Re: Delayed dieoff? or celexa ?

Sounds like it could be yeast but please keep in mind that SSRI's are not good for some people with methylation/histamine issues...it cant get pretty nasty after a while.

Tammy

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What other meds/supps is he on? Some symptoms you describe sound like serotonin

syndrome which can cause increased agitation, diarrhea or frequent biwel

movements, hallucinations, increased heart rate and so on. It is usually caused

by taking SSRIs and other meds potentiating the serotonin effect. Discuss with

your doc if there are any drug interactions from his current med list.

is

>

> Hi All,

> We are 6 months into NIDS (valtrex,diflucan, celexa(changed a wk ago from

paxil), tenex).

>

> My kid was having aggression issues for the last 2-3 weeks and we changed

SSRI to celexa.

> It has only been a week on celexa but his aggressivesness hasn't changed.

> Seems more hyper,stimmy and increase(2-3) in bowel mov .

> His eye corner are red. Had diarrhea last week.

> For the last 2-3 days his crazy hunger has reduced.

> Is this a side effect of celexa or are they late die off reaction of

valtrex/ketoconazole?

>   My son did not have a die off reaction with valtrex/ketoconzole.

>

[Guest guest]

What other meds/supps is he on? Some symptoms you describe sound like serotonin

syndrome which can cause increased agitation, diarrhea or frequent biwel

movements, hallucinations, increased heart rate and so on. It is usually caused

by taking SSRIs and other meds potentiating the serotonin effect. Discuss with

your doc if there are any drug interactions from his current med list.

is

>

> Hi All,

> We are 6 months into NIDS (valtrex,diflucan, celexa(changed a wk ago from

paxil), tenex).

>

> My kid was having aggression issues for the last 2-3 weeks and we changed

SSRI to celexa.

> It has only been a week on celexa but his aggressivesness hasn't changed.

> Seems more hyper,stimmy and increase(2-3) in bowel mov .

> His eye corner are red. Had diarrhea last week.

> For the last 2-3 days his crazy hunger has reduced.

> Is this a side effect of celexa or are they late die off reaction of

valtrex/ketoconazole?

>   My son did not have a die off reaction with valtrex/ketoconzole.

>

[Guest guest]

Simple lab to test histamine levels. Idk if this is something Goldberg will do. (??) Maybe your pediatrician?

Tammy

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