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Mental Health Coming Off Invega Sustenna (Paliperidone) v.2

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But I think that it has destroid my rezeptors because there is not 1 % chanching after so long time.
 
I got The highest dose, although I was a mother with a Baby which was drinking milk from me, although I was healthy.
 
Hello everyone,
Even when the drug runs out, you are not going to magically get better unless you try to get better. The muscles won't return to the same strength and mass without lifting weights, and neither will the brain without some sort of activation, where brain training is the best and easiest solution for me.

@invegauser, I was just reading up some of Cr00k's posts. That guy is such a failed loser man. He was talking about what it feels like to inject himself with coke in his anus. That guy is one big stupid idiot. Com'on he is one of those gay weirdos on top of that. The turd dumbass just sits around typing up shit, and thinks he is smart. No hope for him man, no hope.

Anyway, something is going to have to get done about this drug. We all need to go and stop those who create and work with it. Hope you guys get well soon, the solution I laid out is pretty simple. The drug isn't permanent, don't worry, and just do what I did.
 
Anyone have double or blurry vision that got better? I become more sensative to light and it sucks. Im in a different world and hate it.
 
@vbodnariu, I had blurry vision for about 4 weeks. I remember because I couldn't read the time on the clock in my room. It got better, and returned to normal again. I would recommend avoiding anything that uses near-sighted vision while you are on invega, such as the cpu, cellphone, book... Just workout and get your strength up. Your vision may get worse if you use near-sighted for the computer. Don't lean in to read something either. Give at least 2 months to see how much your vision has normalized, you may need more.

@screwinvega, not sure what the popping was, but if it was with slight discomfort and then sudden relief, I have felt that b4, it is your blood vessels in the braining opening up.
 
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@Mikecheema Doesn't this sort of contradict what you said about your mum taking antipsychotics for a week twenty years ago and is still permanenlty effected/damaged from that short exposure today?
 
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Benzos cause permanent anhedonia and protracted withdrawal even after as little as a months use in some people. And even while under their influence they make anhedonia worse as most sedatives do. They numb feelings and emotions just like Risperdal but only to a much lesser degree.

More psychiatric and psychoactive drugs to reverse damage caused by other dugs is the single worse mistake I ever made. Don't do it. No amphetamines, no benzos, no other brain frying neurotoxins if you want to have the best chance possible at recovering.
 
@Risperdalanhedonia
Do you smoke weed? That significantly helps anhedonia in a lot of people and doesnt damage the brain like neurotoxic psychiatric drugs do. If it helps you feel and enjoy things more I see no reason to stop
 
This is translated from the Russian wikipedia page on antipsychotics and I can relate to almost every single symptom mentioned since Risperdal Consta. At least the Russians are honest and dont cover up the truth. The possibility of permanent (lifetime) anhedonia is terrifies me.


"Antipsychotics have a large number of side effects, such as decreased lifespan, weight gain, breast enlargement in both men and women, diabetes, involuntary movements and tics (late dyskinesia) and sexual dysfunction. In some cases, there has been an increase in the symptoms of the disease after withdrawal of the drug due to increased brain activity aimed at compensating blocked dopamine pathways. Rarely, but a dangerous phenomenon is neuroleptic malignant syndrome, resulting in a sudden increase in body temperature and a potentially lethal outcome.



After cessation of the antipsychotic symptoms such as anxiety, insomnia or psychosis, which can be confused with returning to the patient's initial condition. In many patients, antipsychotics have a negative impact on creativity, motivation, emotion, and thought, and may impair short-term memory and concentration, so some antipsychotics are called "chemical lobotomy." [1] In some cases, they leave the patient in a state of temporary or permanent (lifetime) anhedonia"
 
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@Risperdalanhedonia
Do you smoke weed? That significantly helps anhedonia in a lot of people and doesnt damage the brain like neurotoxic psychiatric drugs do. If it helps you feel and enjoy things more I see no reason to stop
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never tried it also not legal where i'm, but if i want something i will get it no matter what, maybe someday i will do also i don't like the culture around weed =D but if there is medicinal benefits it's welcome.

i agree with you benzos having the scariest withdrawal.

the best window of good feelings i had is when i took high dose dexamphtamine (doc priscribed) with Cialis i was not back to my old self at all but it lifted a little bit of the anhedonia and i liked the world around me for a moment. :)
 
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