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![]() "Steve House" wrote in message ... Just something to consider. One of the potential side effects of many anti-depressants is sudden siezures, Let's stick to the facts here. The FAA doesn't ban antidepressents because of the side effects, and none of the current popular ones has such a side effect. |
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I don't know anything about all the reasons behind the FAA's rational in
banning antidpressants but I know t for certain that siezures as a potential side effect of Wellbutrin/Zyban. But if it's just the underlying psychiatric condition that is the sole reason for the ban, why is the use of Zyban as an aid to quitting smoking also a prohibited drug? As I mentioned before, Zyban and Wellbutrin are the same drug in the same dosage from the same manufacturer - the ONLY difference is in the labeling. Here's one site that details the side effects and the siezure risk for buproprion (Zyban/Wellbutrin) http://www.thememoryhole.org/health/zyban-update.htm and another http://www.rxlist.com/cgi/generic/buprop.htm "Ron Natalie" wrote in message m... "Steve House" wrote in message ... Just something to consider. One of the potential side effects of many anti-depressants is sudden siezures, Let's stick to the facts here. The FAA doesn't ban antidepressents because of the side effects, and none of the current popular ones has such a side effect. |
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