@shadypenguin: in order to be as accurate as possible i would need to know dosages exactly so are all of them 100mg beginning to end?
@dellad: you have to apply for it several times i hear. as long as your labeled with a mental illness that's all the government needs to run your criteria for. mental illness is easy to get labeled with and not so easy to get un-labeled. it's not like a stamp they give you on your hand or a certificate that says your not mentally ill so it's black and white as far as the government is concerned. as some would tell other people it doesn't hurt to apply if it will take 8 months to heal. though i don't know exactly how long it will take for you i hope it is much, much sooner. i hate seeing anyone suffering from the poison.
@Steph78:
http://www.invega.com/invega-side-effects-schizoaffective-disorder-treatment the official invega sustenna website (one of them anyways, haha). "Call your doctor right away if you develop symptoms such as a high fever, rigid muscles, shaking, confusion, sweating more than usual, increased heart rate or blood pressure, or muscle pain or weakness"
here's the kicker. it's listed under the call your doctor part which is basically to say "we think this might be a bad thing, we know it can be a bad thing with many meds/pscyh meds but really we're covering our butts legally and insurance wise."
sweating is not only something that happens when your having a bad reaction to a med but also happens at first due to the poison. later on as your almost fully healed it happens as well. though there is no explanation for this it has been posted by those here in the past. i too still experience this but to a much smaller degree. might i also remind you that sweating is a side effect of paxil.
"severe nervous system reaction--very stiff (rigid) muscles, high fever, sweating, confusion, fast or uneven heartbeats, tremors, fainting;" from
https://www.rxlist.com/paxil-side-effects-drug-center.htm
this other one seems to have more people talking of that specific side effect.
https://www.drugs.com/answers/paxil-sweating-is-bad-does-it-ever-stop-or-could-394080.html
i know i delete my posts from time to time (thanks invega) but one of my theories is that invega/xeplion is an upper of sorts. stiff muscles, cells that get closed off and many of the other side effects/withdrawal symptoms support this plus my experience with drugs in my life. i believe we sweat because our cells are returning to a more natural breathing state as well as the internal pressure of our body is trying to go back to normal. i.e. we've been running pretty high as far as bio rhythms go and our bodies need a cool off period. those who have healed in the past do say it stops once you are fully healed.
business aside i wanted to say that was a very beautiful and sincere post to Rosi71 and i hope she takes your advice as encouragement. i agree with what you said as well.
@Offvega: yes. though what you mean by weak idk for sure. i've experienced it in several ways myself. being light headed that leads to balance issues, low blood pressure leading me to feel faint and almost pass out standing up as well as muscle fatigue (hence one reason i think invega is an upper). i think other people experience this as well but i'm not them, i hope they chime in and share their experiences with you.
@hoffsteader: what's going on buddie, you still got one more injection to go before you can stop taking it?
