Antidepressant Drug dosing and other considerations

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citalopram dosing range

20-40mg/day

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escitalopram dosing range

10-20mg/day

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fluoxetine dosing range

10-80mg/day

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paroxetine dosing range

20-50mg/day

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sertraline dosing range

50-200mg/day

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wellbutrin dosing range

150mg BID-TID

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wellbutrin SR dosing range

150-200mg BID

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wellbutrin XL dosing range

300-450mg QD

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desvenlafaxine dosing range

50-400mg/day

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duloxetine dosing range

60-120mg/day

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levomilnacipran dosing range

40-120mg/day

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venlafaxine dosing range

75-375mg/day

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dosing range for mirtazapine

15-45mg/day

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dosing range for vilazodone

20-40mg/day

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dosing range for vortioxetine

10-20mg/day

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when should up titration occur for antidepressants

1-2 weeks based on response and dose range

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dosing for hepatic/renal impairment

use lower initial and max doses (decrease by 50%) based on response and tolerability

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withdrawal symptoms

starts within 2-3 days and lasts 1-2 weeks

  • dysphoria

  • irritability

  • anxiety

  • aggitation

  • insomnia

  • nausea

  • dizziness

  • flu-like

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what agents have a high risk of withdrawal symptoms

paroxetine and venlafaxine → due to long half life

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pediatrics special considerations

fluoxetine and escitalopram = FDA approved

sudden death syndrome = desipramine

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pregnant patient special considerations

weigh benefits vs risks

usually SSRIs and SNRIs are fine

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geriatrics special considerations

more sensitive to anticholinergic and orthostasis; at a greater risk for GI bleed and SIADH

*SSRIs are first line for them and usually have a slower response