Monoamine oxidase inhibitors (MAOIs) ~pharmacology~

[@masudanasir1617]

This is very helpful, thanks❤🙏🏽

[@osmosis]

💖💖💖

[@verlenecayetano6040]

Wow great learning review

[@osmosis]

Thank you! 💕

[@wagabunda6210]

Hello, I have one question Do MAOIs permanently block monoamine oxidase? or when I stop taking it, does everything go back to normal?

[@malk01]

I searched for that, and MAOIs do not permanently block monoamine oxidase. Their inhibition of the enzyme is reversible once you stop taking the medication, it takes weeks. But I don’t know why in the video she said it cause permanent impairment of receptor

[@wagabunda6210]

@@malk01 ok thanks for searching and replying

[@sarangjaiswal3789]

So this is why mao inhibitors should be stopped 2weeks prior to Sx in view of hypertensive crisis and serotonin syndrome huh.

[@talelzein7686]

That is very helpful ❤

[@osmosis]

Glad you think so! 💕

[@Nouveau7NewNew]

Yes. But, I can't understand it. 😢

[@Dr_blessedcrown06]

They missed to add banana among the tyramine rich foods.

[@minepolz320]

Only banana peels or something

[@Meton2526]

@@minepolz320 The level of tyramine increases as bananas get more ripe. Most fruits follow the same pattern, but bananas and avocados have very high potential tyramine.

[@minepolz320]

@@Meton2526 is safe until it totally spoiled, im already a 1 Year on parnate never had any problem with banana or avocado except they are Rich in tryptophan and having pssd/PFS it case apathy for me