I never in my entire life had any side-effect that I mentioned on this forum (or anything similar to that), I never even imagined suffering SO EXTREME is EVEN POSSIBLE to be experienced, for those who didn't experience it there are no words to properly describe the unimaginable.
Yeah but how you will explain that so many people recovered in shorter time then you yet you still experiencing side effects that long...
Bro … go have a read on redit , if you think it’s 99 percent then you are deluded man many people don’t recover after many years of waiting … these drugs are extremely dangerous and they ruin lives
Yes I have the same thing since my clopixol injections it sucks
Im weird for giving you spiritual knowledge that will help you accept what happened? Oh alright.
How many Clopixol injections did you get?
I saw someone on Reddit who felt very much the same way, but then I checked his history and he took two years to get completely better. I think there are some slow healers out there and you're one of them. There's also people with permanent damage, but I think it's very rare.
Hey, I got two shots AND motherfucking PSSD. Today is the first day when I can say I'm emotionally and mentally almost there! It's been almost a year. A lot of people don't feel better until 6-9 months later. I thought I would never be myself again, I was even starting to accept it, and I have hope now. My inner voice is very loud today. I have the same style of "talking to myself" thinking I always had. I'm starting to remember random funny and interesting shit I couldn't access. My brain is drawing connections again. The sparks are there.
I don't have a psychotic disorder. I was admitted for psychosis from ADHD medication, a single isolated instance of psychosis at 28 years old. I never had emotional blunting, sexual dysfunction, or anhedonia in my life, even when my depression was so bad I wanted to kill myself and I couldn't do anything. I still have symptoms, but I think it's because I took a dose of Prozac that was too high for my weird ADHD/autistic brain. The dose of this antipsychotic was also probably pretty bad for my brain. They shouldn't be giving this to neurodivergent people, especially really emotional autists like myself.
Don't, they downregulate serotonin receptors, which is something you do not want when you're recovering from something that blocked a bunch of them. I wish someone told me that before I tried Prozac. Busiprone might be better, weed helped me. I got PSSD unexpectedly because I was on an SSRI in the past and didn't experience side effects from it aside from appetite stuff. I thought it would be safe because they prescribe Prozac with Invega sometimes. NOPE, I found lots of people with PSSD who were polydrugged with an SSRI and antipsychotic, or people who were fine with SSRIs until they discovered they also needed a mood stabilizer to use antidepressants. (I think if you were never manic before and you can only use an SSRI with another drug or you'll lose your marbles, you just shouldn't be on SSRIs at all but know-it-all psychiatrists will insist on mood stabilizers and antipsychotics instead of finding another drug)
YES, like pressure, right? Like your brain is trying to take a dump? :D I think it's a sign of recovery, although not everyone gets it.
Get off cto please. You have to. It will solve everything. I imagine it must be a nightmare to be on it
It is a nightmare.
