Crankinit
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Wasn't sure if this should go into OD or here, but I figured since it primarily concerns DXM, I'd find more people knowledgeable in that area in this section of the forum.
Anyway I'm a regular opiate user, and take DXM in low doses with my opiates because it works well both as a potentiator and to slow the buildup of tolerance. Never more than 60mg or so, once a day.
2 days ago, after some extensive discussion, I agreed with my doctor to try a course of sertraline (zoloft) for insomnia and concentration issues I've been having lately, the dose is low, only 25mg at the moment. I didn't realize at the time that DXM and SSRI's are actually contraindicated due to the potential for serotonin syndrome.
My question is, is serotonin syndrome still a risk at sub-hallucinogenic doses? Will I be safe to take 60mg, once a day? I know the stock harm reduction answer is 'dont do it,' but realistically, is it likely to cause a problem, considering 60mg is only twice the medical dose and well below the recreational dose.
Anyway I'm a regular opiate user, and take DXM in low doses with my opiates because it works well both as a potentiator and to slow the buildup of tolerance. Never more than 60mg or so, once a day.
2 days ago, after some extensive discussion, I agreed with my doctor to try a course of sertraline (zoloft) for insomnia and concentration issues I've been having lately, the dose is low, only 25mg at the moment. I didn't realize at the time that DXM and SSRI's are actually contraindicated due to the potential for serotonin syndrome.
My question is, is serotonin syndrome still a risk at sub-hallucinogenic doses? Will I be safe to take 60mg, once a day? I know the stock harm reduction answer is 'dont do it,' but realistically, is it likely to cause a problem, considering 60mg is only twice the medical dose and well below the recreational dose.
