This article is from Turin University, Italy. The University has a neat web application that's designed to be "a discussion tool between teachers and students at Medicine and Chirurgy department at the Turin University. . ." I was sifting through new research, and this popped up ... thankfully, in English
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A bit technical, but worth at least skimming ... good info, seems to be more "up to speed" on what we're really dealing with here ..
SEROTONIN AND SSRI DISCONTINUATION SYNDROME
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Article: Serotonin And Ssri Discontinuation Syndrome
#1
Posted 07 October 2014 - 02:14 PM
#5
Posted 17 October 2014 - 08:18 PM
I can't figure out where the speech problem is. Is it in my voicebox or my brain? Since the swallowing is obviously in the throat, is that where the serotonin syndrome is too? Relating to too much serotonin and hence, the lax muscle tone. Doctors don't really know.
#6
Posted 17 October 2014 - 08:23 PM
The CNS / brain controls the swallowing function / reflex ... I'll see if I can find a research article with a picture of that part of the brain and showing how serotonin in involved ...
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#7
Posted 17 October 2014 - 09:15 PM
Thanks five notions! Speech is a little better, but still very slow. It's been 7 months since off Crapalta. I'm 64, and so afraid this is permanent. It's a living hell everyday, not communicating. But swallowing is getting better so maybe there is SOME hope.
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