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Question by Anne
Submitted on 2/28/2004
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My son is taking the maximum dose of Effexor.  This stopped his anxiety/panic disorder however he now seems disconnected emotionally, has an ability to stick to anything and just doesn't seem to be "all there".  Things and people that should matter just don't seem to.  Since starting taking the drug, he has lost his job, lost his wife, is in financial dire straights and yet does not seem to be responding with any drive or conviction to find another job, work on his relationships, etc.  Please help, I am frightened for him.


Answer by VIKTORFRANKL
Submitted on 5/9/2004
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HE OBVIOUSLY SHOULD BE TREATED WITH DIFFERENT MEDICATIONS UNTIL A HAPPY MEDIUM IS ACHIEVED. IT MAY HELP TO BRIEF A CLOSE SIGNIFICANT OTHER SO THAT THEY MAY KEEP APPOINTMENTS WITH M.D. AND HELP HIM COMMUNICATE ACCURATELY WITH THE DOCTOR.

 

Answer by JFK
Submitted on 12/30/2004
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The problem is real and the answer from someone that does not have a clue.

Your son may not even need the stuff.

 

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