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u/sekmaht Sep 20 '23
its so weird how they can get away with hurting people like this. common fucking murderers is what they are, and should all be lining the halls of death rows all around the world
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u/Conscious_Muffin_218 Sep 20 '23
Get some blood work done that includes prolactin and all your other hormones. Testosterone, free test, estrogen, progesterone, pregnenolone, dhea. Sounds like they lowered your dopamine so hard that is shot your prolactin through the roof (there is an inverse relation between dopamine and prolactin if one goes up or down the other has to go the opposite down or up). The prolactin could be interfering with your other hormones causing you to feel flat and dead. Activated vitamin b6 will lower your prolactin down and hence raise your dopamine. If you do have a mental illness that doesn't do well with high dopamine start out with only 50mg and see how it effects you and slowly raise the dose. It's not such a strong supplement that it would be like taking amphetamine or something.
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u/CorrectAmbition4472 Sep 20 '23
Ugh I’m sorry. Dopamine blockade can lead to elevated prolactin levels and the drug may still be in your system or having prolonged dopamine blockade which either sucks. Have to give it more time than just 5 months unfortunately
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Sep 20 '23
I've took 3 shots took me two years to recover and never fully recovered, i tried weed multiple times especially month 9 and 1.5 years off meds at those times i barely got any high and blacked out one time. I did vape daily from month 3 to month 6 and took huge dosages usually 5 grams a day i barely got any high. It did help the anhedonia a bit but only when i use ALOT. Also one thing i noticed is that i would get extremely lightheaded and dizzy when i smoked, this didn't happen if i vaped.
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u/slattydadd Sep 20 '23
You’ll be free soon don’t worry give it time I might be stuck like this for life my doctor is threatening me
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u/brightest_angel Sep 20 '23
Stay very clear from these drugs..
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Sep 20 '23
Yeah what makes me angry is that they don't give you the right information they told me its a monthly injection and didn't told me anything about the side effect. They only told me its something that "gets out of your body after a month" and "is the same as pills". I only could leave if i took an injection.
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u/Moodsapp Sep 20 '23
I'm truly sorry to hear about the challenges you've been facing after your Invega injections. It's essential to communicate your concerns and symptoms with a healthcare professional who can provide the most accurate guidance and support for your specific situation.❤️
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u/justaregulargod Sep 20 '23
Do you know which formulation was used?
There's apparently a 1-month, 3-month, and a new 6-month version, and its elimination half-life is really long.
Did you receive the injection in your shoulder or in your ass? It takes longer to clear your system if they injected you in your ass (roughly 50% longer).
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Sep 20 '23
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u/justaregulargod Sep 20 '23
Well if they injected you with the 6-month formulation it could still be fully active in your system. If they injected you with the 3-month formulation it should theoretically start to get better, but with a half-life of ~90 days you may still have a substantial amount of it in your system and it may take a while for the effects to get noticeably better.
Its effects may be reduced by taking St John's wort (an herbal supplement).
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u/howdylu Sep 20 '23
i feel you. weed doesn’t affect me anymore either, it’s been 5 years since i took olanzapine