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

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rawbanana said:
What did you do to get through the time
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I watched familiar TV and played No Man's Sky. I'm not a big reality TV person but there's a couple shows that I would watch and take zero brain power to process.

My emotions are coming back. I've been laughing a lot this week. I laughed more than the average adult before this shit. I think they're 85% back. I don't think I feel like a sensitive person like I used to, just average.
 
Oh so sorry for interrupting and being a buttinski.

I just don't understand why this stuff Invenga is not being taken off of the market.

I keep waiting for the day. However, there might just be too many lawsuits and they keep it going

someway. It sounds too forced and critical and it doesn't sound too right.

If it hurts someone so badly they should be allowed to say no to a medical option.

It doesn't seem Imperative to me meaning that there are always other options to everything. Not just one

option. The heartbreak in people's voice's and lives just seems criminal too.

I always look at different medications and what they can do for me ... but that ... that would devastate me too.

Seems like they have to keep forcing it for some reason and the doses are frequent and continuous.

If it is too good to be true there is probably a reason. I can't even get a prescription given to me that

I like or want that often or all of the time. But I keep trying.

But all of the Invenga being administered. DLR. It doesn't look right. Take care and I hope all is well

some day ... as it should be.
 
kiely said:
Seems like they have to keep forcing it for some reason and the doses are frequent and continuous.
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it seems most of these people have weened off the doses with their doctor... usually after being forced into the psychward where they start these injections, they will let the people out and therapists and psychiatrists will ween the people off the meds if they don't like it.. i think that's probably most of the people in this thread, but people feel the effects for months and even years after being forced to take the drug, so it seems pretty controversial to me.

this might not be really what's going on, but i feel like when they put a lot of people on these meds, it's almost like a threat to tell them they shouldn't act out of the normal ways of society or else they will get more drugs they don't like... like if someone keeps going off the meds and getting put back on them, they eventually keep them locked up for longer and longer... it's almost like punishment.... i don't think that's really the agenda the governments really have. i mean, i wouldn't be surprised if it were, but i think it's just they don't really know how to treat some disorderly people or they think disorderly people are all suffering from unwanted voices and other schizo issues.... the meds actually help some people with their mental disorders though, and some people seem to have less side effects... if no one got help from the meds, they probably wouldn't have them, but there are stories i've read on reddit schizophrenia where invega is supposedly helping people.

i guess the treatment is an option if someone has exhausted a lot of other types of meds and can't get over their issues.. like it will stop voices for some schizophrenic people when other meds won't... i think sometimes those people get bad side effects, but it's worse when the voices bother them so much so they don't pay attention to negative physical and emotional feelings. i think a lot of people in this thread are claiming they aren't schizophrenic... a lot of schizo people don't like invega too though... i'd think more people dislike invega than the amount that end up taking it.

hah lol... i'm googling what the success rate of invega is... this thread is about "invega trinza"? i don't see how this is true with all the horror stories on the net
"What is the success rate of Invega?


With INVEGA TRINZA ®, 93% of patients remained relapse-free"

i'm gonna go with no, but that's probably what most doctors are reading is true in their notes... i think a lot of doctors are just misinformed.
 
okay sorry i saw the title and this isn't the invega trinza, but the xeplion palipderidone looks like it has the same results from google:

"The success rate of Invega Xeplion (paliperidone palmitate) varies depending on the specific study and the definition of success. Studies show high relapse-free rates, with some studies reporting 93% and 95.9% of patients remaining relapse-free. However, other studies focus on other outcomes, like time to relapse or changes in symptom severity"
 
InvegaAnon said:
I watched familiar TV and played No Man's Sky. I'm not a big reality TV person but there's a couple shows that I would watch and take zero brain power to process.

My emotions are coming back. I've been laughing a lot this week. I laughed more than the average adult before this shit. I think they're 85% back. I don't think I feel like a sensitive person like I used to, just average.
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The fact you only got two shots and you’re still not back to who you were is scary. Over two years ago too. I’m really sorry.
 
rawbanana said:
The fact you only got two shots and you’re still not back to who you were is scary. Over two years ago too. I’m really sorry.
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It's because I took an SSRI after invega. It wasn't just those shots. I was on Lexapro 5mg once and it worked beautifully for me, but it made me gain a lot of weight so I didn't go back on it. Prozac is about the same potency and I had 10mg of that, and I was smoking weed on top of it like an idiot. I had twice as much SSRI than was necessary for me. I was recovering faster than average before, I didn't know how good I had it and I thought I needed to help myself. I was trying to get my life in order, I wanted to get better faster. I wanted to control the OCD that got me into this mess.

But I'm still recovering! Even just this week I'm laughing more and I have the best erogenous sensation in a long time.
I have started smoking weed again and I really think it's hindering me so I'm gonna knock it off. I have a job lined up for this summer and I'm making new friends. I'm drawing again. I have an imagination. Life is ok.
 
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InvegaAnon said:
I watched familiar TV and played No Man's Sky. I'm not a big reality TV person but there's a couple shows that I would watch and take zero brain power to process.

My emotions are coming back. I've been laughing a lot this week. I laughed more than the average adult before this shit. I think they're 85% back. I don't think I feel like a sensitive person like I used to, just average.
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How good is no man's sky? I've played many hours.
 
deficiT said:
I'm sorry you're going through this. You're not worthless though. Stay strong, keep moving forward, and you can recover.
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You are here since day 1, do you remember any people who got injected multiple times with this drug and have to claimed they recovered fully from it?

Not talking about percentages, but stating that they got themselves back in all directions?
 
IOSIP said:
How good is no man's sky? I've played many hours.
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It's my favorite game. I didn't have the chance to play the updates yet, but they just added a new star system type with gas giants and water worlds.
 
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rawbanana said:
I’m just waiting for the day I can be comfortable in a chair and relax. I hate this constant feeling of wanting to crawl out of my skin
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That feeling really should subside. But you need to get to the half life and beyond.
 
How long is the average recovery time? I heard for some it takes a few years or so and how long would it take to heal from four invega injections?
 
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