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Lucy36
09-04-06, 12:32
Hi all

I tried out voluntarily this panic attack drug about 3 years ago with a surgery over in Glasgow they were trying out the drug on different people to see if it worked or not.

anyway i did try out the drug and it was great, but the trouble is now i cant remember the name of the drug..you were only allowed to take the drug for a certain amount of time then stop it.. [:O]

my doctor is trying to look into it.. as far as i know up until now the drug is given to people for epilepsy as well as panic attacks

please if anyone can think or knows the name of this new drug for panic attacks that just came out on the NHS last year sometime please post as my doctor is going to try and see if its licensed out to give to people with panic attacks and not just for epilepsy..

If i do get the name of the drug i will post on here to see if anyone else knows of it...

Thanks Lucy
xx [xx(]

nomorepanic
09-04-06, 13:18
Lucy

Wouldn't it be on your records somewhere as to what drug you took?

Nicola

Lucy36
09-04-06, 13:22
Hi Nic

The nurse that does these voluntarily drugs did send my file over to my own GP to put in my file.. but my own doctor didnt do it

I have recently changed my doctor and this one is sooo very nice she has checked my file nic and theres nothing there.. she not happy about that at all.. it shouldf been put in...

Do u know its on the tip of my tongue and i just cant remember the name of this drug grrrr.

Hope your doing ok Nic
love lucy xx

clickaway
09-04-06, 13:24
Lucy,

Have a look on this site and see if any of the names ring a bell?

http://www.nice.org.uk/page.aspx?o=109115

Incidentally, I used to suffer from epilepsy in my adolescent years, but they could never find the cause. My present therapist thinks its the same emotional trigger as my anxiety. My very first attack happened after returning from a 2 week tour of Scotland in 1965 which was my first holiday without my mum, as my parents were separating. I also suffered at times of stress, such as exams and long journeys.

Cheers,

Ray
http://www.anxietyrelease.org.uk/

And when you get the choice to sit it out or dance, I hope you dance.
~Mark Sanders and Tia Sillers

Lucy36
09-04-06, 13:42
hi

thanks for that link i had a good look around but no im afraid nothing rings a bell

Im going to keep trying for the name of this drug

let you know if i get it

love lucy
xx

vernon
09-04-06, 17:02
Hi Lucy this is interesting, will have to keep watching to see what the drug is. take care. Vernon

Lucy36
10-04-06, 09:50
hi all

The doctor is phoning me tomorrow at 12.30pm.. so hopefully she has found out the name of this drug.. if we get the name of it i will def post on here..

take care
love lucy xx

vernon
12-04-06, 20:05
Hi lucy no luck yet with the name? take care . vernon

Lucy36
13-04-06, 21:48
hi vernon

sorry ive took so long getting back just getting ready for weekend away.. anyway no luck yet.. my doctor did fone me and she still cant get a hold of my records...

but i will post on here as soon as we do get the name of the drug...

take care
lucy xx

vernon
14-04-06, 12:34
Thanks Lucy

Antipodes
16-04-06, 10:44
Was it Respiridone? I was on this and seem to recall being told to not be concerned about the "other" use of this drug.

It was very good. Gave me a good night's sleep, helped with anxiety, made food taste "YUM", but alas, it interfered with my main SNRI med resulting in spontaneous vomitting (unusual, but for me, a reality).

I hope this helps,

Antipodes

Lucy36
16-04-06, 18:32
hi

no that wasnt the name of it

im waiting on my doc getting back to me this weeks some time..

god its still on the tip of my tongue grrrrrrrrrrr

erica55
26-04-06, 22:26
hi lucy,
hope I'm doing this properly...this is my very first time on here, but was the drug called Lyrica?

eeyorelover
27-04-06, 04:22
My son was on an antiseizure med called Klonopin that is also supposed to help with anxiety. Here's a link that talks about it. http://www.medicinenet.com/clonazepam/article.htm

Sandy
(eeyorelover)

If the world didn't suck... we'd all fall off :)

Lucy36
27-04-06, 10:57
hi guys..

ive got appointment with the docs tomorrow morning.. so hopefully the name of the drug is in my file if they have got the file yet coz i have changed docs..

will let yous all know asap

thanks lucy
xxxxxxxxx

Lucy36
12-05-06, 14:37
hi guys sorry ive took so long getting back to yous but i was away on holiday last week..

i eventually found out the name of the drug pregabilin or the other name for it is lyrica..

i foned the doc she knew the drug but its only licensed out to epilepsy sufferers.. but i tried the drug out voluntarily few years back for my panic attacks and wen i was at 50mgs wow it was brill no panic..

so my doctor is going to look into it to see if she can give it to me up to the 50mgs that i was on before...

if anyone is on this drug for panic attacks please reply and let me know how your doing on it..

fingers crossed that my doc can give it to me..

take care all
lucy xx

louwilliams
06-12-07, 18:55
is it called pregabalin or lyrica

keepemlaughing
28-08-08, 21:11
Could it be klonipin or clonazepam. it is an anti seizure and anxiety drug.

decca
29-08-08, 19:35
Some info on pregabalin or lyrica here -

http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/druginfo/medmaster/a605045.html


Decca

beckssss
25-01-10, 11:18
I know that this is an old post but my mum was prescribed a drug that is used for epilepsy and it is called Lamotrigine , it has been fantastic for her and she suffered no side effects... I hope this helps x

Kabuki
03-02-10, 17:15
Hi there. I live in Italy and my psychiatrist prescribed me Lyrica for anxiety. He says that it is now used for GAD but that since I suffer from panic attacks with agoraphobia it would be best for me to combine it with an ssri as it has not been proven effective for panic disorder. He said that it was useful as an alternative to the diazapams as it relieves symptoms but is non-habit forming. I have had the box sitting next to my bed for a month now but have been too afraid to try it. I started escitalipram in december and had a panic attack after taking it and have not been able to take even a vitamin since.

Geller
28-10-19, 15:14
Pregabilin?