JohnBoy2000
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I've started a part time course a few months back and, we're due to make a presentation next month.
I fold under the pressure of public presentations without fail.
All the typical signs of beta receptor overaction; tremor, sweating, crazy heart beat, throat closes over.
I don't know if CNS NA enhancers would exacerbate that but, in any case, my GP scripted my a box of propranalol.
The usual dose for this type of situation seems to be 20 to 40 mg.
drugs.com has rave reviews about its benefits in these type of situations.
Firstly - whilst there doesn't appear to be direction dynamic interactions, and I don't believe there are kinetic interactions - in actual practice, would there be any possible contraindication between their concurrent use?
As in say, reboxetine and propranalol?
And in regards to actual dosing - any insights there?
Side effects?
Any lethargy etc?
I fold under the pressure of public presentations without fail.
All the typical signs of beta receptor overaction; tremor, sweating, crazy heart beat, throat closes over.
I don't know if CNS NA enhancers would exacerbate that but, in any case, my GP scripted my a box of propranalol.
The usual dose for this type of situation seems to be 20 to 40 mg.
drugs.com has rave reviews about its benefits in these type of situations.
Firstly - whilst there doesn't appear to be direction dynamic interactions, and I don't believe there are kinetic interactions - in actual practice, would there be any possible contraindication between their concurrent use?
As in say, reboxetine and propranalol?
And in regards to actual dosing - any insights there?
Side effects?
Any lethargy etc?