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Mental Health Coming off Invega (paliperidone) injections, v 5.0

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For people who have recovered can you feel euphoric when it comes to music? I felt music on abilify…Nothing on Invega Sustenna and maybe starting to feel it a little bit again but not really.
 
Troubil said:
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I farmaci sono la più grande truffa là fuori. Sei puntuale sul fatto che gli effetti collaterali dei farmaci siano il VERO problema, quindi lo psichiatra lo attribuisce alla tua "malattia" e nega che sia il farmaco. Mi sentivo molto meglio prima di invega, come sono sicuro che anche molti altri hanno fatto. Non capisco perché le persone prendano consigli dalla psichiatria o dal loro medico di famiglia quando spingono spazzatura tossica come l'invega, come puoi fidarti della loro opinione dopo qualcosa del genere. Gli antipsicotici sono estremamente pericolosi. L'avvertimento della scatola nera sul farmaco è lì per un motivo.
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but does it recover from 2 injections?
 
n3ophy7e said:
Nina I seriously think you should follow up with the pharmacovigilance lab investigation and talk to them about your experience. I fully support you doing that. Your case is extreme and very serious, and you deserve to have it taken seriously. Your family and doctor are neglecting to take you seriously, but the manufacturing company is. Please follow it up with them.
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I don't know if they will help or that is all, they have filled in my case and it's done. I am not sure if I will get another answer
 
I don't know if to tell my psychiatrist that I wrote the lab and they said it is serious. She never took me seriously when I told her I didn't sleep. She might begin asking questions about why I don't blame 6mg Risperdal and the answer is that I am obviously not taking it. But I don't know how she would take that answer. Maybe she wants to hospitalize me again. I am always scared of that because I got hospitalized when I was pretty fine.
 
Nina2021 said:
I don't know if to tell my psychiatrist that I wrote the lab and they said it is serious. She never took me seriously when I told her I didn't sleep. She might begin asking questions about why I don't blame 6mg Risperdal and the answer is that I am obviously not taking it. But I don't know how she would take that answer. Maybe she wants to hospitalize me again. I am always scared of that because I got hospitalized when I was pretty fine.
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I would say that you should definitely tell your psych that the company have filed your case as serious. Perhaps then she will take you seriously. She may get in contact with them. I used to do a bit of pharmacovigilance work for a small veterinary pharmaceutical company about 10 years ago so I kinda know how it works.
 
Jerry Atrick said:
Yes, I have been driving the past dozen years or so while on Abilify.

I take my dose at night so I don't actually drive after dosing but I'm not sure if it would make a difference since it's in my blood stream the whole time anyways. Ultimately, you will just have to see how Abilify treats you since it can affect people differently.
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Thanks man I appreciate you greatly. I'm coming off of invega as the 20th was supposed to be the day I get the shot. I'm going to try and workout and stay sober and hopefully I won't need medications that way but if I end up with psychosis again I will get on abilify and stay on it
 
Jerry Atrick said:
Yes, I have been driving the past dozen years or so while on Abilify.

I take my dose at night so I don't actually drive after dosing but I'm not sure if it would make a difference since it's in my blood stream the whole time anyways. Ultimately, you will just have to see how Abilify treats you since it can affect people differently.
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Thanks again
 
Troubil said:
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Medications are the biggest scam out there. You are spot on about the medication side effects being the REAL problem, then the psychiatrist attribute this to your "illness" and deny its the medication. I felt much better before invega as I'm sure many others did too. I don't understand why people take any recommendations from psychaitry or their GP when they push toxic garbage like invega, how can you trust their opinion after something like that. Antipsychotics are extremely dangerous. The black box warning on the medication is there for a reason.
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What is the black box warning?
 
ExStonerExDrinker said:
What is the black box warning?
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A black box warning is a section of text on the package insert that is enclosed within a black box that gives a "risk of death" warning. It is usually seen on vaccines as well. On invega it warns that elderly people with dementia are at risk of death. The yellow card scheme in the UK shows that this "medication" is responsible for 24 deaths this year already. Probably just regular people who have died from the side effects.
 
Troubil said:
A black box warning is a section of text on the package insert that is enclosed within a black box that gives a "risk of death" warning. It is usually seen on vaccines as well. On invega it warns that elderly people with dementia are at risk of death. The yellow card scheme in the UK shows that this "medication" is responsible for 24 deaths this year already. Probably just regular people who have died from the side effects.
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The yellow card scheme is a reporting system for injuries and deaths caused by "medication" it is very underreprported meaning that less than 1% of people actually use it or are even aware of it. Imagine what the number of deaths would be if everyone actually reported incidents.
 
Troubil said:
A black box warning is a section of text on the package insert that is enclosed within a black box that gives a "risk of death" warning. It is usually seen on vaccines as well. On invega it warns that elderly people with dementia are at risk of death. The yellow card scheme in the UK shows that this "medication" is responsible for 24 deaths this year already. Probably just regular people who have died from the side effects.
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Does that by any chance include deaths by suicide caused by side effects of invega??

I highly doubt it, but it would be interesting to know.
 
Nina2021 said:
I don't know if to tell my psychiatrist that I wrote the lab and they said it is serious. She never took me seriously when I told her I didn't sleep. She might begin asking questions about why I don't blame 6mg Risperdal and the answer is that I am obviously not taking it. But I don't know how she would take that answer. Maybe she wants to hospitalize me again. I am always scared of that because I got hospitalized when I was pretty fine.
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Please be careful with the whole Risperdal thing because you may be seen as non compliant for skipping this medication and sent back to the hospital or forced to take injections of Invega or even Risperdal. I'm not saying Risperdal pills will help or won't help, I just want you to be aware of the consequences of being non compliant.
 
Troubil said:
A black box warning is a section of text on the package insert that is enclosed within a black box that gives a "risk of death" warning. It is usually seen on vaccines as well. On invega it warns that elderly people with dementia are at risk of death. The yellow card scheme in the UK shows that this "medication" is responsible for 24 deaths this year already. Probably just regular people who have died from the side effects.
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The yellow card scheme is a reporting system for injuries and deaths caused by "medication" it is very underreprported meaning that less than 1% of people actually use it or are even aware of it. Imagine what the number of deaths would be if everyone actually reported incidents
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Does that by any chance include deaths by suicide caused by side effects of invega??

I highly doubt it, but it would be interesting to know.
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It does list suicides under psychiatric disorders. It gives a full overview of all categories of injuries and deaths.
 
Troubil said:
The yellow card scheme is a reporting system for injuries and deaths caused by "medication" it is very underreprported meaning that less than 1% of people actually use it or are even aware of it. Imagine what the number of deaths would be if everyone actually reported incidents.

It does list suicides under psychiatric disorders. It gives a full overview of all categories of injuries and deaths.
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Ahhh okay, interesting. Yes I would imagine that it would be very under-reported
 
n3ophy7e said:
I would say that you should definitely tell your psych that the company have filed your case as serious. Perhaps then she will take you seriously. She may get in contact with them. I used to do a bit of pharmacovigilance work for a small veterinary pharmaceutical company about 10 years ago so I kinda know how it works.
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I don't know if it is a good idea that she is in contact with them. She is pretty useless and to avoid problems she might hospitalize me which is a torture for me and it is useless.

I don't think she doesn't treat me serious. I think she is just too bad. I don't even think she would take Risperdal away she might very well hospitalize me to clear her hands and do nothing.
 
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