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has anyone here ever taken antipsychotics for
Pavlov
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Pavlov wrote:
stress i got offered it by a neurologist since it was allegedly one of the few medications i could combine with the medication i take

i didnt want it at the time but the stress is actually killing me right now so i might consider trying to get a prescription if it doesnt fuck with the brain too much

i think it was olanzapine or something similar
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Pavlov
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Pavlov wrote:
the antipsychotics are allegedly sedating though so i dont get how they are safe to combine with cns depressants while antidepressants are not

is it because increased serotonin leads to more melatonin while antipsychotics just make you drowzy during the day i guess that sounds logical probably wears out by the time cns depressants are ingested
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Pavlov
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Pavlov wrote:
wow they apparently reduce your ability to think creativity and problem solve yea fuck that
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Pigeon wrote:
Ive never taken it but studied psychology. Antipsychotics can reduce fear and therefore reduce the fear of failing or other things you are stressed about so u dont stress that much. It is more and more commen to get anti psychotics to reduce panicking or stress

But normally the side effects are worse than with calming medicine (-pam medicine). 

I would just try it if I were you as it can work, even if it sounds weird, but if you notice bad side effects please message your neurologist immediately
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Date: 02-04-2023 08:08
Pavlov
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Pavlov wrote:
Pigeon wrote:
Ive never taken it but studied psychology. Antipsychotics can reduce fear and therefore reduce the fear of failing or other things you are stressed about so u dont stress that much. It is more and more commen to get anti psychotics to reduce panicking or stress

But normally the side effects are worse than with calming medicine (-pam medicine). 

I would just try it if I were you as it can work, even if it sounds weird, but if you notice bad side effects please message your neurologist immediately
wouldnt removing my fear make me at risk of committing murder
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Limbs wrote:
oh damn, antipsychotics for stress. i've not taken them for that but for other things yes, not olanzapine though. idk they're generally pretty strong medication, as in they come with a lot of side effects. most common is probably that they can make you really really tired n cause kind of a "zombie" feeling. i had that, as well as restlessness etc.

can you not use benzodiazepines with the medication you're on? i do think antipsychotics are a pretty severe measure, if you in any way can id recommend trying other things first like maybe exercise, relaxation techniques etc
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Date: 02-04-2023 12:35
DandelionMarie
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DandelionMarie wrote:
Olanzapine fuc*ed me up!!! 

but I did sleep like never before.

I honestly made me feel like a zombie, aswell as it made me very hungry.
If you are only taking it every once in a while, you'll be fine! I got addicted tho, but I was very sick, so I just took them to knock me out sleeping so I didn't needed to deal with life

I would be careful!
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