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I’ve been on Prozac while the attacks happen and I can’t tolerate Zyrem because of extreme nausea even with Compezine ?

August 25, 2025
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Since you're experiencing challenges with Xyrem and are already on antidepressants, there are several alternative medication options that could help manage your cataplexy episodes:

• Pitolisant (Wakix) - Works differently from antidepressants by targeting histamine receptors to improve wakefulness and reduce cataplexy
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Since you're experiencing challenges with Xyrem and are already on antidepressants, there are several alternative medication options that could help manage your cataplexy episodes:

• Pitolisant (Wakix) - Works differently from antidepressants by targeting histamine receptors to improve wakefulness and reduce cataplexy
• Solriamfetol (Sunosi) - Helps with alertness by boosting dopamine and norepinephrine
Xywav - A low-sodium version of sodium oxybate that might be better tolerated than Xyrem
• Lumryz - A newer, extended-release form of sodium oxybate taken once at bedtime Important: Always work with your healthcare provider to find the right medication combination, as they'll need to consider your current medications and side effect experiences. They may need to adjust dosages or try different combinations to find what works best for you while minimizing side effects.

August 25, 2025

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