Antipsychotics

absolutely nothing.

No personality or behavioral change at all.

But I was able to live without the side effects.

no nausea. no dizzyness. no constant passing out.

In other words, life got so much better without it.

it will increase your appetite which will cause you to gain some weight

depending on how high yiour metabolism is, it may be a lot

i have a high one,

so my weight gain was not very notiecable

Ask your Dr. or a pharmacist, many of the meds for a cold combined with the meds that you are on cause high blood pressure

No, Depakote is an anti-seizure medicine, and cyclobenzaprine is a muscle relaxant.

the word schizophrenia is a 100 years old...i think it was disovered in 1887,

If you are referring to a drug test? No. Seroquel is an atypical antipsychotic, and currently has no abuse recognition (However, some evidence may suggest that seroquel may be abused recreationally). But drug tests will not test for it.

I have both epilepsy and a type of autism called Asperger's Syndrome. For the epilepsy I take the 500mg depakote. I also take the 1mg risperdal pill for controlling my attitude and help prevent anxiety. Taking both together gives me no problems with them interacting together. Another medication I'm on for anxiety is the 20mg pill Lexapro and it has no interactions with the other 2. To be sure that your medications are safe together though, make sure that all your doctors know what drugs you are on, and ask them about possible side effects.

Combining nortriptyline, a tricyclic antidepressant, with Abilify (aripiprazole), an atypical antipsychotic, is generally considered safe under the supervision of a healthcare provider. However, it is important to monitor for potential side effects, as both medications can affect neurotransmitter levels. Always consult with a healthcare professional before starting or combining medications to ensure safety and appropriate management of any potential interactions.

It totally depends on what you are taking it for. 100 mg of seroquel will knock you out if you aren't extremely used to it. The doses of both seroquel and adderall change based on how much you have done in the past, plus what your underlying disorder is. If this is for medical purposes, consult your doctor. If this is for recreational purposes, don't take any more adderall than you would take w/o the seroquel... the seroquel will obviously mitigate some of the effects (as adderall causes more dopamine to be released and seroquel, among other things, antagonizes the d2 receptor).

I currently take 25 mg of seroquel at night and 15 mg of adderall xr in the morning, and the combination is fantastic. But take that with a grain of salt, b/c everyone's physiology is different. In that respect, this question is kind of like "how many lines of coke should you snort with 6 beers?" It can't be answered without a lot more information.

Seroquel mainly antagonizes the d2 receptor of the brain. ADHD which adderall treats mainly has threaputic affects through the d4 receptor which seroquel has minimal affinity. Your seroquel shouldn't affect the effects of adderall so your normal dose should do fine maybe a 5 mg increase might help if you're taking a particularly high dose of seroquel

Abilify is rather a pretty fast acting antypsychotic and should start working within a week or two, sometimes quicker. Full effects might take longer, but from my experience it started working quite quickly.

Narcissism can be difficult to treat at times, but it depends on the client. If the client is truly motivated (which yes, does happen despite what you may read online), treatment requires that the therapist be particularly skilled in the treatment of this disorder. There are some very specific therapeutic interventions that can significantly reduce symptoms for a motivated client. If you, or someone you love, are suffering from narcissism I would recommend searching online for someone in your area that has had proven success with this area of treatment. Personally, I have found working with narcissism to be both enjoyable and fulfilling.

So, to summarize, find someone in your area that both enjoys working with narcissism and has had success in its treatment.

I know an older lady who is actually prescribed 40mg x 3 plus 200mg of Seroquel, but I would NOT recommend doing this. She has been taking these medications for years, and unless your doctor gives the okay, do NOT mix these. Seroquel will knock you on your ass, and not in a good way.

It is where you pull the skin down or up and hold it there until you give the injection. Then you release it and it is supposed to make it so that the medication does not come back out onto the skin. This is usually used for medication that is irritating to the skin.

Yes.They are 2 totally different medicines and can work well with each other.

Yes the side effects from Abilify (Aripiprazole) will go away. This medication takes some time to get used to. The side effects many only last for 24-48 hours. Or until your body becomes use to the medication.

You can sedate a person forever like they do in ICU in hospital but you must ensure they receive a source of foog like glucose on a drip or similar.

It is prescribed as an antipsychotic for bipolar and schizophrenia

never take any medication and smoke any illegal or legal substance. Even if not taking a medication, do not smoke anything.

As you should be well informed from a medical licenced practice any diagnosis relating to a chemical imbalance in the brain, will always be subject to having treatment, with a set form of medication, for a informed and coherent individual acknowledgement of their symptom's would shortly aid in the attempt to taper of zyprexa, as the doper-mine displaces out the body surely you will have gained no change in your understanding or thinking of lucid cognitive motor skill's just finding that answer you must justify within the laws of reality. I have been diagnosed with schizophrenia and have tapered off the medication it is the exhausting day to day necessity of questioning my behavioral mannerism's and guess work of real live emotion's and learning them and growing in knowledge that has aided my progression forward, this is my secret no one knows, i am on the outside a controlled and informed individual, on the inside a excepted diagnosed patient of the medical world, i have been unfortunate to have relapse once or twice it was knowing the sign's, and excepting that i am who i see in the mirror. My safety net for such a quest is find a gp that understand's in my case no gp just a day to day learning session between me my self and i.

Yes. Please take under medical supervision.

Olanzapine (Zyprexa) is an atypical neuroleptic (antipsychotic) that is approved for use by the FDA in combination with Fluoxetine (Prozac) for long-term treatment of Treatment Resistant Depression and for acute depressive episodes in Type 1 Bipolar Affective Disorder.

They are very different drugs. Seroquel is an anti-psychotic, whereas Valium is a benzodiazepine. both drugs can cause sedation, but generally they aren't interchangable, as they have substantially different effects.

No. Haldol (Haloperidol) is an antipsychotic.