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Overview

Nortriptyline, sold as Pamelor, is the active metabolite of amitriptyline and part of the tricyclic antidepressant family.

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Uses

Treats depression, neuropathic pain, and migraine prophylaxis.

Dosage & Administration

Start at 25 mg three or four times daily, adjusting to 75–150 mg/day. Elderly require lower doses.

Side Effects & Warnings

Dry mouth, constipation, blurred vision, and sedation are typical. Cardiac monitoring recommended in heart disease.

Patient Considerations

Take at bedtime if sedating. Taper slowly when stopping.

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FAQ

Does Pamelor help with nerve pain?

Yes, especially at low doses.

Is it safer than older TCAs?

It has a somewhat better tolerability profile.

How long before results?

2–3 weeks.

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