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Mental Health Coming Off Invega Sustenna (Paliperidone) v.2
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screwinvega
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It's been 42/43 weeks for Decisive and around 10 months for Nathan cissel, she got 4 total shots in 3 months while nathan got "only" the starting shots 234 + 156..correct me if I'm wrong.
And it looks that the last stage of healing process starts when there is a rash of serotonine and dopamine, etc (or an unblocked chain of receptors in a small period of time). Maybe is when there is no new wave anymore and the cycle ok-bad turns into ok-ok.
It's been almost 10 months since my last injection. As screwinvega said, in 3 months I had 4 injections with in total 400 mg of poison injected.
Ripoffap is right, real recovery begins when there's no new wave of poison blocking our receptors.
Yesterday was the 6th half live, according to my half lives calculations, I have now about 4.3mg in my body. The war is over lol
Ripoffap is right, real recovery begins when there's no new wave of poison blocking our receptors.
Yesterday was the 6th half live, according to my half lives calculations, I have now about 4.3mg in my body. The war is over lol
I had my last injection on February 21st, 4 in total and they were stopped because of high prolactin levels. Does anyone know when the prolactin sorts itself out? Somebody mentioned about month 5 for sex drive and impotence, the Invega affected me harshly. Has anyone else been affected in this way?
Thank you decisive for keeping our spirit up.
Thank you decisive for keeping our spirit up.
Hi, I had 2 shots of invega in sept. 2015. 236 and a156 a month later. I experienced feeling like a zombie, loss of motivation, libido, testoserone. I had no excitement or joy.... total loss of emotions. I was not able to get erection. Also had stiff neck, sore shoilders, irregular heart beat, shortness of breath, felt like I had nothing to live for even though I was very happy and positve before my psychotic episode do to eating to many thc. edibles. As of right now I am not taking any perscibed medications that they wanted to keep me on. I take omega 3, garlic 1000 mg, B12 1500 mg and vitamin D 1000. Sometimes I take Magnesium at night and natural testosterone booster. At month 5 my erections started to come back slowly. My neck stiffness started going away, started feeling little bits of emotion. Now I am at month 6 and libido, motivation and emotions are slowly returning. I feel like I will make a full recovery. I gained 40 lbs I having issues with bowl movements. I want to thank everyone who has posted on this sight because it has really helped me to get through this and give me hope for a full recovery and has helped me understand that I am not crazy....it is because of the drug they injected me with. Everybody who is new to this medicine please understand that the first 5 months is hell but, if you push yourself you will get through it. It's not easy but, you CAN do it and life WILL get better. Before Invega I was a very healthy man and never had to go to the doctor. After 6 weeks in the mental health hospital they forced me to take the shots of Invega. Because of the heart palpitations they let me get off and swithched me to lutuda wich made me feel more crazy, like I wanted to jump,out of my skin. By being polite and respectful, my psychiatrist let me stop taking the meds. I have experienced withdraw symptoms before so i new i felt the way i did because of the drugs but i had no idea it would last this long untill i found this thread I just kept praying to God that I would get through it. 5 months later I am starting to feel like myself again.and i think i will fully recover in a couple more months like decive did.
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Anyone else experienced hair thinning with this medication
I am sincerely happy that my testimony made you relieved and gave you hope. Soon it will also be your turn and you will all be cured! Believe me, it is only a matter of time, everything will have an end. I went through it as all of you, I'm aware of what you've all endured.
“There's always light after the dark. You have to go through that dark place to get to it, but it's there, waiting for you. It's like riding on a train through a dark tunnel. If you get so scared you jump off in the middle of the ride, then you're there, in the tunnel, stuck in the dark. You have to ride the train all the way to the end of the ride.” Han Nolan
Goodnight everyone
“There's always light after the dark. You have to go through that dark place to get to it, but it's there, waiting for you. It's like riding on a train through a dark tunnel. If you get so scared you jump off in the middle of the ride, then you're there, in the tunnel, stuck in the dark. You have to ride the train all the way to the end of the ride.” Han Nolan
Goodnight everyone
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iridescentblack
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Drugs effects: weakening. Mind: cluttered. Waves go in and out. Frustrating. Don't know how much more of this I can stand.
For the prolactin levels it depends on the total dose of poison injected and your metabolism (you have to also do blood analysis for your creatinin to see if your body has no problem for the elimination of drugs). For 400mg in total, according to my blood analysis I had at the 4 months off about 49ng/ml of prolactin, knowing that the max normal level is about 23 ng/ml.
A month ago (9 months off) I did again a blood analysis, my creatinin level came normal as usual, but fortunately my prolactin rate dropped to 28ng/ml it's still higher than the normal rate but just from 5ng/ml. So I think I'll get my periods soon.
As I said in a previous post, the prolactin level shows you if you have still some amount of antipsychotic in your blood, because it's the poison that increases the prolactin level.
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its only been a couple of months, looks like I have a long journey ahead of me. Some people online say that Invega works wonders for them, maybe I had an adverse reaction to it. I'm so grateful for this thread, it's my favourite website until I'm fully fixed.
Beware of what is written online ! There are a lot of people working for big labs who are paid to write online good comments about their drugs !
An antipsychotic by its action which is the total blockade of all of your monoamine neurotransmitters (dopamine, serotonine, adrenaline, histamine) will never, yes never, do good for you.
Every brain is different, some ppl probably do react well to the drug. We're just the unlucky ones who had these horrible reaction. Even in cases where it works they still get pretty horrible side effects. You must be in a terrible situation, and be lucky the side slide effects arnt that bad to consider the drug good...
Antipsychotics saved my life but then ruined it. Invega helped escape drug induced hell, but the aftermath of the lingering side effects make it hard to function on a daily basis, I don't understand how people, can do exercise, go to school, work, even enjoy sex on this drug. As a matter of fact to obtain any pleasure is benign impossible. No matter what my psychiatrist says, I don't think he can comprehend how difficult it is sometimes for people like us.
Invegaman u were in psychosis as well? Ya I was in psychosis too but I swear I would have got better if I just lay off the marijuana, but ev1 else is like no u need to go on meds even though I was feeling better. In my case I don't even think the meds helped with the voices, I think it got better on its own cause I wasn't using illegal substances. Like I hear ppl take antipsychs and they get better right away, like the voices should go away after few days. It did not work that way for me at all
i totally agree i think if the thc would of got out of my blood i would of gotten better but instead of listening to me and my family they decided to force me on invega wich made me bed bound for 3month then a shit load of withdraw for 2month now at 6month im starting to see the light but still have a very hard time getting up in the morning and im alot slower but every 2 weeks i seem to be improving a little so i think there is hope
At least your fam was saying not to be on the meds as well, my parents were totally for it. The doctor used my parents against me, they trust the doc more then they trusted me
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