Prob not recreational. But i was just handed 1depocote(M473), 1risperal (R14), 3 celexa (IP 54), 1 halidol (23 27), 1 cogntin, and 1 trazadone (Pliva 434) The only med ive had experience with is trazadone. Im used to getting 150 mg tabs but 100 should knock me out as well. The dude swears celexa is a benzo but I know it isnt. Its an SSRI right. Any rec value in any of these? What are they supposed to do? Im sure they have to build in your system for optimal effects. But frankly i just want to passout to kill this cotton fever..
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Schizophrenia cocktail.. safe to take?
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You are correct in saying Celexa is a SSRI and not a benzo. Really no recreational value in any of these whatsoever. Stick with the trazodone for sleep as the others have too many potential adverse effects to even bother with unless you actually need them and are under a physicians care.
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Haldol is a really old really potent typical anti-psychotic famous for causing movement disorders. Toss the shit out unless you want the worst akathisia of your life. Risperdal is a atypical anti-psychotic that like Haldol is a very potent Dopamine antagonist and not sedating really. Cogntin is benzotropane which is a anti-cholinergic used to offset the side effects of anti-psychotics. Depakote is Divalproex which is a Valproate commonly used as a anti-convulsant and anti-manic drug. Again not sedating and like the rest not something you want to take unless you need it. Celxa is of course a SSRI. Trazadone is sedating and might help you sleep but personally id never touch the shit.
I have had cotton fever twice and i find that loads of Cranberry juice and water is really the best way to treat it. It flushes it out of your system and that's really the only way to get rid of cotton fever.
I have had cotton fever twice and i find that loads of Cranberry juice and water is really the best way to treat it. It flushes it out of your system and that's really the only way to get rid of cotton fever.
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...and, if you're still suffering, some aspirin (I also use naproxen) will help to reduce the fever and relieve some of the fever-related symptoms.
Focus on hydration for the next few hours.
Focus on hydration for the next few hours.