At therapeutic doses (7.5-45mg), mirtazapine functions as a sedating antidepressant with appetite-stimulating effects. At higher doses (typically 100mg+), it produces atypical psychedelic and deliriant effects with extreme sedation but lacks introspective or recreational value. Paradoxically, lower doses (7.5mg) are more sedating than higher doses (30-45mg) due to offsetting noradrenergic effects. Not recommended for recreational use due to overwhelming sedation and lack of euphoria. Common side effects include weight gain, vivid dreams, dry mouth, and restless legs.
Mirtazapin molecular structure diagram from the DrugsPRO substance library.
Also known as: Axit, Avanza, Zispin, Mirtaz, Norset, Remeron, Org 3770, Mepirzapine, Mirtazapinum, 6-Azamianserin
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Mirtazapine - DrugsPRO anyag útmutató
Mirtazapine: At therapeutic doses (7.5-45mg), mirtazapine functions as a sedating antidepressant with appetite-stimulating effects. At higher doses (typically 100mg+), it produces atypical psychedelic and deliriant effects with extreme sedation but lacks introspective or recreational value. Paradoxi
