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Mental Health Coming off Invega/Xeplion (paliperidone) injections v. 10

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invega011024 said:
I think the injection is a million times worse. Whoever you are you need to taper off all meds no matter what the cost is. If you need to hide in the woods for months, so be it.
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I went cold turkey on lybalvi and months later ended back in the mental hospital for 35 days. I am worried that I will be back if I quit. But I'll be honest, I really want to be able to high again, thus the want to stop the invega.
 
TonyTonyChopper said:
hey I'm raw banana im guna complain every single day about the same issue to a bunch of strangers on the internet hahahaha YAYEEE . I'm also mathew and im guna take dopamine agonists because it works the exact opposite of antipsychotics and it will surely reverse the injection damage. I'm also the guy who nose got blocked by invega and im guna complain about it EVERY SINGLE DAY 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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Why are you doing this? I'm just looking for a solution to my problem. I was falsely diagnosed and forcefully injected. I didn't ask for this. I can't keep living like this. This is an emergency situation for me.
 
Matthew01 said:
Why are you doing this? I'm just looking for a solution to my problem. I was falsely diagnosed and forcefully injected. I didn't ask for this. I can't keep living like this. This is an emergency situation for me.
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N, be useful and make yourself a signature saying what drugs you took and when. Next, get prescribed the agonists and then report back what happens. To get them prescribed you're going to have to make up a story to the doctors.
 
invega011024 said:
N, be useful and make yourself a signature saying what drugs you took and when. Next, get prescribed the agonists and then report back what happens. To get them prescribed you're going to have to make up a story to the doctors.
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I am being useful,I'm looking for a solution. I have to make sure what I'm doing would work.
 
Matthew01 said:
Why are you doing this? I'm just looking for a solution to my problem. I was falsely diagnosed and forcefully injected. I didn't ask for this. I can't keep living like this. This is an emergency situation for me.
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simple , dont take any dopamine agonists, this is ur warning. Don't come back in 2 years and complain why u still suffering

You are not a neuroscientist or a doctor so you have 0 expertise regarding the brain and don't mess with it chemically. I took parnate and it nearly killed me back in January just because ppl on the internet said parnate cures anhedonia .
 
TonyTonyChopper said:
simple , dont take any dopamine agonists, this is ur warning. Don't come back in 2 years and complain why u still suffering

You are not a neuroscientist or a doctor so you have 0 expertise regarding the brain and don't mess with it chemically. I took parnate and it nearly killed me back in January just because ppl on the internet said parnate cures anhedonia .
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But in the national library of medicine site,it says it can be used to side effects of antipsychotics
I also researched the interaction between apomorphine and clopixol and it says it reduces the thereupitic efficacy of clopixol. I think also saw people using dopamine agonists to treat the side effects
 
Matthew01 said:
But in the national library of medicine site,it says it can be used to side effects of antipsychotics
I also researched the interaction between apomorphine and clopixol and it says it reduces the thereupitic efficacy of clopixol. I think also saw people using dopamine agonists to treat the side effects
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go ahead mess with ur brain i gurantee u will come back having done more damage than u already have
 
TonyTonyChopper said:
hey I'm raw banana im guna complain every single day about the same issue to a bunch of strangers on the internet hahahaha YAYEEE . I'm also mathew and im guna take dopamine agonists because it works the exact opposite of antipsychotics and it will surely reverse the injection damage. I'm also the guy who nose got blocked by invega and im guna complain about it EVERY SINGLE DAY 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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I don’t spend a lot of time in TDS but I respect everyone here and I’m glad they’ve all found each other. Seems like many people have a great support system going.

There’s really no need to act like an asshole. You don’t wanna see people complain? Find something else to look at.
 
I found hot baths helped with the chest pain.

Still yet to find long term relief on my nose, looks like I have to heal for a few months..
 
TonyTonyChopper said:
simple , dont take any dopamine agonists, this is ur warning. Don't come back in 2 years and complain why u still suffering

You are not a neuroscientist or a doctor so you have 0 expertise regarding the brain and don't mess with it chemically. I took parnate and it nearly killed me back in January just because ppl on the internet said parnate cures anhedonia .
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Be kind bro. People all here hurting man for various reasons. How many drugs have you been trying for your anhedonia?
 
beyondabove said:
I have heard so much about these invega injections on blue light but I don't see anyone talking about taking Invega ER pills. I currently am taking Invega ER daily and wonder if I should have the same issues as the people who received the injections when it comes to getting it out of your system. Or is the injection just that bad?
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Allegedly, in a broader sense, injections are like pills but with pills you can just stop taking them if something goes wrong and be fine in a few days or weeks

Injections is like...if the palmitate they put in your arm just keeps taking invega/xeplion by itself cyclically so you're screwed for much longer (especially if you're just past the loading doses which is equivalent to, like, *a lot* of pills which is why you just take them monthly)

Then there's how substances just hit faster and in a more impactful way when they're directly injected inside you rather than when they're taken orally


I worded it in a very approximate way but it should be a decent answer in case you want to look it up
 
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I finding it hard to remember things. I just forgot what something I was going to type just now and i was thinking about it the moment i wrote this post. I hope this all reverses when the injection is done.
 
Matthew01 said:
Why are you doing this? I'm just looking for a solution to my problem. I was falsely diagnosed and forcefully injected. I didn't ask for this. I can't keep living like this. This is an emergency situation for me.
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I would ignore him. He got more injections than all of us so he’s lost hope. He’s making fun of you for considering dopamine agonists when he was posting about using abilify for the same reason a few weeks ago. Coming on here mocking others suffering and claiming to be a devout Muslim or whatever idgaf. Dude is wack
 
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beyondabove said:
I have heard so much about these invega injections on blue light but I don't see anyone talking about taking Invega ER pills. I currently am taking Invega ER daily and wonder if I should have the same issues as the people who received the injections when it comes to getting it out of your system. Or is the injection just that bad?
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Consider yourself incredibly lucky. I am so jealous of people on pills.
 
Besides dopamine agonists, can stimulants like ritalin and dopamine reuptake inhibitors like brupopion help with the effects? What are other drugs that can help?
 
Matthew01 said:
Besides dopamine agonists, can stimulants like ritalin and dopamine reuptake inhibitors like brupopion help with the effects? What are other drugs that can help?
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I know someone who does cocaine to deal with Invega I think it helps her. I don’t know how similar it is to Ritalin but both are stimulants
 
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