There is no established guidelines on how to guide patients off antipsychotics, so consulting a doctor can actually make things worseNo - it's accepted. That's WHY I said 'consult a doctor'.
We have seen it's misuse too often so now a doctor will not prescribe - only a consultant.
There is no established guidelines on how to guide patients off antipsychotics, so consulting a doctor can actually make things worse
What are you talking about misuse for?, I was talking about taking the drugs exactly as prescribed and experiencing withdrawal symptoms upon reduction, discontinuation, or even switching to a different antipsychotic
Have you had any improvements in other ways at all? Anhedonia or emotions? Usually one thing starts to improve then the rest like cognition etc follows. Just takes a long time with invega from what I’ve seen.Does anyone have bad memory problems and feel very cognitively disconnected? I feel very stupid like is difficult to articulate any thought. It's like my memory resets every few seconds and I can't retain any information if I read something. I'm more than 5 months off and feel like I'm going to be stupid forever like very difficult to talk and form any long sentences. I once was very smart guy like I made a university degree with maximum votes and now can't even talk properly or have any idea. Anyone had similar problems and got better? This is not livable life. Social skills are non existent now.
I don't know its very hard to notice if I had improvements, if so they are very little maybe less suicidal than some months ago but I still am, my sleep got better. Still very anhedonic and no motivation. How is your memory and cognition?Have you had any improvements in other ways at all? Anhedonia or emotions? Usually one thing starts to improve then the rest like cognition etc follows. Just takes a long time with invega from what I’ve seen.
That was the hardest part it took me a year and a half after Haldol shots to feel weed/music/ even endorphins/dopamine from working outis there anyone who can’t feel substances after a year specifically weed
So do you recommend Lion's mane?My tremor went away, it took over 5 months for it to clear up. It was a mild tremor.
I got my progesterone tested today. I also just found out I'm slightly anemic again from my yearly IBD bloodwork, which means lion's mane probably depleted my hormones. :/ So I have had like, three different kinds of sexual dysfunction this year. Lion's mane also hit my thyroid hormone, but didn't deplete it to hypothyroid levels. I also think my prolactin could still be high so hopefully I'll get like, the actual good drugs that fix that soon, a dopamine agonist. They didn't want to give it to me because I had psychosis recently, but I'm willing to take that risk. Hormones are so interconnected and mine are all fucked up, I need as much help as I can get.
I have got to find a way to increase my dopamine.
Hey guys i'm returning here because this was my home when I was going through my Haldol injections. I wasn't able to enjoy anything not weed,music video games, socializing etc etc Ahedonia was severe I didn't have nothing to live for this was my post even on reddit and I'm sure you can look at my profile of me complaining on here.
I don't suggest cold turkey because of the rebound pyschosis. Although you might feel like you lost trust in Antipsychotics as a whole going back into pyschosis can end you back in a hospital or even jail or worse. Zyprexa and Abilify are too strong for me even though they are nothing like Invega and haldol so i suggest taking Geodon. I can enjoy weed i can feel even 1 beer. I enjoy music, life working out etc. I know the wait sucks it took me 1.5 years to recover it was complete hell. My 21st birthday was the most depressing shit ever on this drug and it took soo much from me I pushed my Ex away from me just wanting to give up on life. But you guys can survive this. 1-2 years is nothing compared to the rest of your life you can live when finally clear from this drug.
Only if you don't have an autoimmune disease, dp/dr, anxiety, or vitamin deficiency. Wait a year, only take it you're still having problems. I had a bad reaction, but it could be a lifesaver for someone.So do you recommend Lion's mane?
How bad were your initial symptoms from being injected? Did you have an extreme adverse reaction like many of us on here?Hey everyone I got injected with this drug multiple times before and always recovered. There IS hope.
Hey guys i'm returning here because this was my home when I was going through my Haldol injections. I wasn't able to enjoy anything not weed,music video games, socializing etc etc Ahedonia was severe I didn't have nothing to live for this was my post even on reddit and I'm sure you can look at my profile of me complaining on here.
I don't suggest cold turkey because of the rebound pyschosis. Although you might feel like you lost trust in Antipsychotics as a whole going back into pyschosis can end you back in a hospital or even jail or worse. Zyprexa and Abilify are too strong for me even though they are nothing like Invega and haldol so i suggest taking Geodon. I can enjoy weed i can feel even 1 beer. I enjoy music, life working out etc. I know the wait sucks it took me 1.5 years to recover it was complete hell. My 21st birthday was the most depressing shit ever on this drug and it took soo much from me I pushed my Ex away from me just wanting to give up on life. But you guys can survive this. 1-2 years is nothing compared to the rest of your life you can live when finally clear from this drug.
I did have adverse reaction like akathisia, anhdedonia and sexual dysfunction. I had to drop it because I wanted my cock to still work. From 1 test dose it took me 2 months for full recovery, akathisia faded the fastest then anhedonia and sexual dysfunction.How bad were your initial symptoms from being injected? Did you have an extreme adverse reaction like many of us on here?
Oh ok thanks.Only if you don't have an autoimmune disease, dp/dr, anxiety, or vitamin deficiency. Wait a year, only take it you're still having problems. I had a bad reaction, but it could be a lifesaver for someone.