Have you used Paxil? Has it helped you? Has it harmed you or someone you know? Is there a general consensus on the benefits/risks of this drug?
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Written by Laceyd5 about 2 years ago.
I have a lot of respect for chiropractors in their field, but they really don’t know anything about prescriptions. I have a friend on Paxil. It saved his life. He has few side effects and feels much better.
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Written by Randy K about 2 years ago.
Is this chiroprator smoking crack? Paxil is a antidepressant that works on the Dopamine receptors in the brain. The more Dopamine you have, the better your mood(simply put) side affects include vivid dreams, stomach ache, and inability to orgasm. The only things you need to watch are: If the depression worsens and they think of suicide, or if the person has a history of seizures, they may worsen…
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Written by dreamweaver5521 about 2 years ago.
Chiropractors are NOT DOCTORS!!!!!
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Written by Shannon R about 2 years ago.
WebMD Great resource! Hope this helps!
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Written by kissy face about 2 years ago.
Chiropractors aren’t real doctors. My aunt has been on Paxil for years and it’s helped her tremendously.
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Written by in_light_7 about 2 years ago.
When I took it, I went manic and had a breakdown. It’s a stimulant, like speed…. but they call it : Antidepressant.
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Written by Susas about 2 years ago.
Chiropractors will not give good advise about drugs, because they don’t believe in using them. Paxil can be helpful to some people. Is he taking it for anxiety or depression? That makes a difference sometimes.
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Written by Kat about 2 years ago.
Chiropractors are good for hurting your bones in my opinion. They know nothing about medication since they can’t prescribe it. I wouldn’t put too much in that statement. The best person to always ask about medication is the Pharmacist.
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Written by Simplicimus about 2 years ago.
I will add your question to my lengthy list of why I think chiropractors are frauds.
Getting advice on any medication from a chiropractor is like getting medical advice from your garbage man.
If you really want to get the low-down on Paxil, a conversation with your pharmacist, or pediatrician, or P.A. is in order.
I see a fellow nurse already answered your question above; he is absolutely correct. -
Written by Buzzy about 2 years ago.
I wouldn’t listen to a Chiropractor!
If you Google Paxil, you can read about all the possible side effects.
I would trust this site.
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Written by skiier gal about 2 years ago.
A chiropractor is not a medical professional in mental health so his derogatory reference is unprofessional. Get a new chiropractor and talk to the psychiatrist who prescribed the Paxil to discuss side effects.
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