Anonymous at Thu, 16 Jan 2025 14:28:25 UTC No. 16550363

Nice

Anonymous at Thu, 16 Jan 2025 14:50:35 UTC No. 16550387

>>16550356
>Also if anybody advice you psychadelics against depression, don't take them while you're on anti-depressants, it can harm you.
I needed my antipsychotics for a few other reasons, but what's the risk here with mixing it with antidepressants

Anonymous at Thu, 16 Jan 2025 18:28:54 UTC No. 16550754

>>16550387
Anti-psychotics, if you mean medication, are ok to mix with anti-depressants, there are some antipsychotics that are prescribed to depressive patients more often. Anxiliotics(like benzos) are however much different story, and if you mix them with anti-psychotics overal effect of that combination will be that you'll be very sedated and/or confused.

Anonymous at Thu, 16 Jan 2025 18:46:56 UTC No. 16550781

What meds have worked well for you in the past? Which ones haven't? Diagnosis? Curious, new bipolar here on lithium doing okay

Anonymous at Thu, 16 Jan 2025 19:15:35 UTC No. 16550823

>>16550781
I'm schizo with substance abuse...

Antipsychotics made me feel shit, so I didn't took them or compensated with crystal meth.
Now I'm on antipsychotics as well as on antidepressants(mirtazapine + citalex) and it works wonders and I am adherent to medication because I don't feel bad thanks to them. Like I don't have such severe resistance to voluntary movement I must overcome when I want to move like I had only on anti-psychotics, I'm not so stupid. Only downside of not doing meth but mirtazapine every night is that I sleep at night(I like when monitor and neonlights I placed next to tesla ball are only source of lightning, maybe some 40watt 2600K light and I can do stuff on computer, I hate sun, and I love when there's just lowlight and I have chemically induced mydriasis). However, on combo like this I can stay off crystal, therefore I have some long term goals instead of just stuff that can be done at once in 3 days.

Anonymous at Thu, 16 Jan 2025 22:45:17 UTC No. 16551631

>>16550781
bpd, autism OCD and "psychosis prone". Olanzapine worked super well for me and also fixed my sleep but lead to massive weight gain. I feel super irritable after stopping it and I've been having way more intrusive thoughts and flashbacks.
for depression desvenlafaxine has worked best out of the antidepressants I've tried but I still get suicidal rather often.
for sleep I've recently tried Temazepam and zolpidem and neither seem to be working well

Anonymous at Thu, 16 Jan 2025 23:17:58 UTC No. 16552141

>>16550356
>In /med/ they asked us to don't spoil their thread.
Of course they did, they are in the world's least ethical profession after all.

Anonymous at Thu, 16 Jan 2025 23:27:58 UTC No. 16552238

>>16551631
Olanzapine ruined my life, I can't enjoy weed anymore even at heroic doses, it killed my dopamine receptors hard enough so that enjoying anything ever again is nearly impossible, I can't even enjoy an orgasm after applying nofap for several weeks or enjoy a cigarette.

Anonymous at Thu, 16 Jan 2025 23:38:17 UTC No. 16552345

>>16550356
Currently on aripiprazole injections for my court ordered treatment. Honestly, not that bad, I only gained weight but I still feel like I can function and have fun with coffee and weed. Acts as a good mood stabilizer and just makes it so I don't have as major mood swings.

I was having psychotic symptoms last march and a bout of nighttime hallucinations of things biting me, attacking me, and also just dealing with shitty DMT entities.

I still try to explore the remoteness of inner space by taking supplements like 5-HTP, and so I don't really feel crazy when my hallucinations come up, cause I've got acquainted to just hating the fuck out of DMT entities because they molest me in my sleep.
Only some molestations I liked, like when I dreamed one morning in my computer room this flying girl who whipped out her titty for me to suck before waking up, and another sleep paralysis episode where the woman laid on top of me and we made out, when I tried to grab her, she turned into the blankets.

Anonymous at Fri, 17 Jan 2025 02:05:26 UTC No. 16552957

>>16552345
nice. Glad the abilify is helping. Plan on continuing after the court order is up? idk how that works

Anonymous at Fri, 17 Jan 2025 02:24:06 UTC No. 16552974

>>16552345
lel I too am on abilify injections but no court order

honestly don’t have too many complaints other than the weight gain

I am super concerned about developing tardive dyskinesia though if that happens I’ll probably an hero

Anonymous at Fri, 17 Jan 2025 13:01:35 UTC No. 16553636

>>16552238
Phenylpiracetam increases density of D2/D3, if that helps.