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What is Parnate?  

This antidepressant (Monoamine Oxidase Inhibitor) tablet is used to treat depression. It improves mood and a general feeling of well-being. The drug does this by restringing a natural balance to neurotransmitters in the brain. This drug is typically for patients that aren’t responsive to similar drugs.  

Parnate vs Nardil  

Between the two drugs, Parnate has a more specific treatment list, and Nardil has a wider range for dosage. They have similar side effects.  

Parnate Social Anxiety  

It’s not specifically prescribed for social anxiety, more often for general anxiety.  

Parnate dosage 

The dose ranges 30-60mg per day in 1-2 doses. It never exceeds 60mg. The drug is started at a low dosage and gradually increased then adjusted as needed. Consult your physician before adjusting your dose. 

The drug is orally administered once or twice daily, as directed by your doctor. To fully feel the effects, it may take up to several weeks. Consult with a doctor before stopping. 

The Parnate diet recommends avoiding caffeine and foods with tyramine. Caffeine increases the risk of side effects. Wait at least 2 weeks after stopping the medication before adding tyramine-heavy foods to your diet.  

How to Use 

Consult a doctor about history of:  

• Adrenal gland tumor  
• Cerebrovascular disease  
• High blood pressure  
• Heart problems  
• Severe/frequent headaches  
• Mental/mood disorders  
• Liver problems  
• Kidney disease  
• Nervous system disease  
• Overactive thyroid  
• Glaucoma 

Long-term side effects of Parnate usually happen when stopping the drug. They may stop after weeks, months, or years depending on the dosage and duration of the medication. The side effects include:  

• Increased irritability  
• Restlessness  
• Diarrhea  
• Muscle twitch  
• Fatigue  
• Weakness 

Parnate withdrawal symptoms are caused when the dose is reduced too quickly and is more likely for those with high dosage or long-term use. The symptoms include:  

• Restlessness  
• Confusion  
• Hallucination  
• Headache  
• Weakness  
• Diarrhea 

If pregnant or breastfeeding, use this drug only if you need it. It passes into breastmilk. Consult a doctor about the pros, cons, and risks of taking this medication if you are, maybe be, or plan to be pregnant.  

Possible interactions include:  

• Other antidepressants  
• Appetite suppressants  
• ADD drugs  
• Apraclonidine  
• Bupropion  
• Buspirone  
• Carbamazepine  
• Caffeine  
• Cyclobenzaprine  
• Deutetrabenazine  
• Dextromethorphan  
• High blood pressure drugs  
• MAO inhibitors  
• Opioid medications  
• Metoclopramide  
• Parkinson’s drugs  
• S-adenosyl-L-methionine (SAM-e)  
• Street drugs  
• Stimulants  
• Tetrabenazine  
• “Triptan” migraine drugs  
• Tramadol  
• Tryptophan  
• Tyramine  
• Valbenazine 

Parnate Side Effects  

Common:  

• Dizziness  
• Drowsiness  
• Tiredness  
• Weakness  
• Problems sleeping  
• Constipation  
• Dry mouth  
• Lightheadedness 

Serious:  

• Fainting  
• Mental/mood changes  
• Muscle stiffness  
• Changes in sexual ability/interest  
• Shaking/tremor  
• Shivering  
• Swollen ankles/legs  
• Unusual weight gain  
• Eye pain/swelling/redness  
• Vision changes  
• Liver problems  
• Seizures  
• High blood pressure  
• Serotonin syndrome/toxicity  
• Allergic reaction