The answer would be yes for all normally functioning people.
For people with antipsychotic and paliperidone induced severe total sexual injury and sexual dysfunction, the answer is absolutely no. There is no known treatment or cure whatsoever for our condition at all. Nothing is known nor proven to affect our recovery any which way, other than 1. discontinuing the offending drug (paliperidone) (and possibly other antispychotics that could also cause our condition of depression and sexual dysfunction), 2. staying alive and waiting on Father Time.
If you are abstaining while still affected by antipsychotic and paliperidone induced depression and sexual dysfunction, and "emotions, passion, personality, improved imagination and creativity" is "regained," then you have actually improved.
That means you have either recovered due to:
1. abstaining
2. father time and being alive (the only known reason for recovery, besides discontinuing paliperidone and perhaps other antipsychotics)
3. some other reason
I highly doubt that abstinence nor some other reason made a difference. It is more likely a coincidence--you have just happened to recover (being alive and father time) at the same time you abstained.
To my knowledge, abstaining (as well as any other reason) has never been proven to affect antipsychotic and paliperidone induced sexual dysfunction (it certainly doesn't work for me, and I'm 14+ months with this condition).
But, of course, since most everyone at some point is waiting on methods and miracles, I'm all ears regardless.
in the entire 6+ months of being off invega I’ve smoked weed like 4-5 times, taken LSD twice, and drank alcohol 3 times, other then that I’ve been sober the entire time you considered taking adderall to counteract invega which is way more likely to cause psychosis then any of the drugs I’ve done during my recovery.
