Trueart2
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I think you should hold on. 4 months is super early. Most people recover… I know it’s hard but you should give yourself a chance.
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I think you should hold on. 4 months is super early. Most people recover… I know it’s hard but you should give yourself a chance.
Spoke to a lawyer today, he refused to take my case. He said he has never seen a judgement against a psychiatrist. Psyhiatrists have all the power because you are judged according to the notes they leave on your file.
Invega impacts saliva, which increases risk of gum disease.I feel like invega is making my gums recede, I only saw one other person have this, my hygiene is still the same
I don’t know, I feel like the dry mouth went awayInvega impacts saliva, which increases risk of gum disease.
Me too, but i started smoking because of invega.I feel like invega is making my gums recede, I only saw one other person have this, my hygiene is still the same
your gums receded because of invega or smoking?Me too, but i started smoking because of invega.
4 months and 6 days, I'm still alive everyday is so hard
I actually quit while recovering. Nicotine is a hell of an addiction so I wouldn’t recommend picking it back up. Maybe go for walks instead, even just drink more water. Smoking in recovery won’t do anything to help the situation except make you addicted to it.has anyone tried smoking cigarettes while recovering from invega? would you recommend it? I used to smoke but quit a few years ago.
That’s expected… some days are okay and some days are just horrible, just got to hang in there. Maybe there’s something you can do on hard days to keep your mind occupied? Are you doing anything when you wake up to put yourself back to sleep? I’d recommend having some sleep tea and then listen to a podcast that isn’t interesting enough to keep you awake but interesting enough to listen to until you fall back asleep… maybe even put some lavender oil on your pillowNot sure why but the past 2 days have been particularly hard. After the amazing mental clarity window I felt on day 74, it was just constant/very frequent brain fog, cognitive issue, painful nostalgic memories and sleep problems. I keep waking up at night and find it hard to go back to sleep.
Brain zaps?i keep getting these random moments where something in my head feels like little fires anyone knows what that is
Thanks. I've tried walking around until I get tired, then I go to bed again. Breathing exercises, which helps a little. Also tried switching sleeping places but doesn't seem to be very helpful. Perhaps I'll try the podcast idea.That’s expected… some days are okay and some days are just horrible, just got to hang in there. Maybe there’s something you can do on hard days to keep your mind occupied? Are you doing anything when you wake up to put yourself back to sleep? I’d recommend having some sleep tea and then listen to a podcast that isn’t interesting enough to keep you awake but interesting enough to listen to until you fall back asleep… maybe even put some lavender oil on your pillow
Yeah it's the blocking of invega i also feel iti keep getting these random moments where something in my head feels like little fires anyone knows what that is
I'm not sure if we're talking about the same thing but I frequently feel a heavy pressure in my forehead, it's a weird feeling I can't describe it well.Yeah it's the blocking of invega i also feel it
I have that same feeling in my head. It’s a terrible pressure and makes me feel heavy.I'm not sure if we're talking about the same thing but I frequently feel a heavy pressure in my forehead, it's a weird feeling I can't describe it well.