1. Energizing Role of Antidepressants “In no case was there evidence that strong pre-existing self-destructive urges were activated and energized by Prozac.

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1. Energizing Role of Antidepressants “In no case was there evidence that strong pre-existing self-destructive urges were activated and energized by Prozac. No patient was actively suicidal when Prozac treatment began. These thoughts were uncharacteristic... and more intense, obsessive and violent than anything previously experienced.” “In no case was there evidence that strong pre-existing self-destructive urges were activated and energized by Prozac. No patient was actively suicidal when Prozac treatment began. These thoughts were uncharacteristic... and more intense, obsessive and violent than anything previously experienced.”

2. Paradoxical Worsening of Depression “A small percentage... showed a... marked worsening of depression and de novo emergence of suicidal ideation.” “A small percentage... showed a... marked worsening of depression and de novo emergence of suicidal ideation.”

3. Akathisia “Akathisia produces severe internal distress and has resulted in suicidal states... Serious akathetic states... occur in patients receiving Prozac.” “Akathisia produces severe internal distress and has resulted in suicidal states... Serious akathetic states... occur in patients receiving Prozac.”

4. Panic-Anxiety “Prozac can initially exacerbate panic symptoms in some patients. Precipitation of panic attacks may enhance suicidal tendencies... and be a determinant of short term risk.” “Prozac can initially exacerbate panic symptoms in some patients. Precipitation of panic attacks may enhance suicidal tendencies... and be a determinant of short term risk.”

5. Manic or Mixed Manic and Depressive States “Great care should be employed in the... treatment of patients with suspected bipolar illness. They should be closely monitored for the emergence of... reactions. The emergence of mania can enhance violent aggressive behavior and a mixed state can augment suicide risk.” “Great care should be employed in the... treatment of patients with suspected bipolar illness. They should be closely monitored for the emergence of... reactions. The emergence of mania can enhance violent aggressive behavior and a mixed state can augment suicide risk.”

6. Insomnia or Disturbances in Sleep Architecture “Prozac appeared to produce a very dramatic increase in rapid eye movement, even during non-REM sleep stages, not observed with any other class of drugs. They reported a significant reduction in delta sleep, causing emergence of day terrors or suicidal ideation, similar to unmedicated patients with a history of suicide attempts.” “Prozac appeared to produce a very dramatic increase in rapid eye movement, even during non-REM sleep stages, not observed with any other class of drugs. They reported a significant reduction in delta sleep, causing emergence of day terrors or suicidal ideation, similar to unmedicated patients with a history of suicide attempts.”

7. Obsessive Suicidal Preoccupation “Strong obsessive suicidal thoughts emerged after Prozac treatment. Patients tried to conceal their suicidal impulses. It was remarkable how violent they were. The serotonin system enables us to dismiss normally fleeting and transient suicidal thoughts and prevents us from acting on aggressive impulses. Excessive augmentation may render us unable to dismiss these thoughts, leading to uncharacteristic obsessions.” “Strong obsessive suicidal thoughts emerged after Prozac treatment. Patients tried to conceal their suicidal impulses. It was remarkable how violent they were. The serotonin system enables us to dismiss normally fleeting and transient suicidal thoughts and prevents us from acting on aggressive impulses. Excessive augmentation may render us unable to dismiss these thoughts, leading to uncharacteristic obsessions.”

8. Borderline States or Hostility “Patients who do not suffer from borderline disorder may have drug-induced borderline reactions that include emergence of uncharacteristic aggression, self-mutilation and suicide. Depending on the basal state of serotonin release, Prozac may augment serotonin neurotransmission in some and diminish it in others. Furthermore these effects may change over time and may vary with dose.” “Patients who do not suffer from borderline disorder may have drug-induced borderline reactions that include emergence of uncharacteristic aggression, self-mutilation and suicide. Depending on the basal state of serotonin release, Prozac may augment serotonin neurotransmission in some and diminish it in others. Furthermore these effects may change over time and may vary with dose.”

9. Alterations in EEG Activity “One study... reported a strong positive association between EEG disturbances, suicidal ideation and assaultive-destructive behavior. EEG disturbance led to enhanced vulnerability to impairments in impulse control and ability to reject suicidal thoughts. Antidepressants can induce EEG disturbances, precipitate seizures, and may enhance suicidal tendencies.” “One study... reported a strong positive association between EEG disturbances, suicidal ideation and assaultive-destructive behavior. EEG disturbance led to enhanced vulnerability to impairments in impulse control and ability to reject suicidal thoughts. Antidepressants can induce EEG disturbances, precipitate seizures, and may enhance suicidal tendencies.”

Recommendations for Warnings  Include All SSRIs and SNRIs  Refer to All Mechanisms  Reduce Standard Dosing for New Patients  Taper Off Slowly if Condition Worsens  Administer Concomitant Sedative for Adverse Reactions