Well, the wiki page states that it's not a reuptake inhibitor of serotonin, but the second quote states that bromantane increased the levels of serotonin in one part of the brain, while decreasing the levels in another region.
Drugs can change serotonin levels in different ways, not only by inhibiting the re-uptake
I'd say taper the SSRI, if you are able to and try the bromantane a week after stopping the SSRI, just to be safe
Should I move the thread to Neurosience and Pharmacology discussion ?
Actually, do you think I might be able to get a better response on whether or not it's safe to combine Bromintane with Lexapro if you move the thread to the Neuroscience and Pharmacology discussion??
Cause if you DO think I'll get a more accurate answer from the discussions they have there then yes, please do move it, or if possible you could make a duplicate of it and move that one there so this one can still be here....either way, yeah, if you think I'll get a better answer there you can move it.
Otherwise there's no point because I'm sure the things they will explain down there I won't understand as I have no understanding of pharmacology or neuroscience.
Meanwhile, this stuff has already arrived in the mail and is just sitting on my desk.'s
It's funny how a potentially powerful drug can look so benign or unobtrusive.
They are just these tiny little white pills that look like they could be anything...but than again pills don't really usually look all that different from eachother.
The package is in Russian too so I can't read anything it says.
I don't feel quite safe enough just popping one yet, and I guess now that I have it I'd assume that they could stay good for a very long time in an unopened package, but it seems too bad to have such an interesting drug in my possession go unused.
Then again it would be a lot MORE than just "seeming sad" if I took it and had a bad reaction.
So yes, if you think I'll get better answers to the safety of this combo then please move it down to Neuroscience and Pharmacology.