Yes.......Medication took my life. The synthetic chemicals damaged my brain immediately.....I'm still going through hell. For the record......MUSIC can help calm these symptoms. It's got to be just the right music......its true.
Absolutely questionable, that the system would give us this drug in the first place. The same ingredient is in anti-nausea Maxolon medication. This is what set my TD in Motion. At first I thought my Tourette's had returned. Very confusing and when I try to talk to the doctor about it, he started talking about autism and anti-vax people. Had no idea what he was talking about and that has nothing to do with why I can't keep my mouth still. Please take this medication off the market
TD or Tardive Dyskenisia is not just a. superficial symptom. It may include pain and other new psychological symptoms such as aggression (this is where akathisia comes in). And so is akathisia which has a mental part . All because scientists have gone to place in the brain where man should'nt be in.
My doctors took me off of my sleeping pill, Ambien only to switch me to a far more dangerous drug Seroquel. I take 600 mg at bedtime. When I wake up and I’m holding my phone my wrist or just jerk and the phone goes flying. These are not unwanted movements. My doctor doesn’t care. He’s not even trying anything else. Another doctor, the one I saw before him took me off of the Ambien, which I had no troubles or side effects with whatsoever. It’s been hell on this medication. It caused me to gain 30 pounds in a month. I was on this once before and they told the doctor please don’t put me on this because I will gain 30 pounds in a month. Don’t you know she weighed me and I gained exactly 30 pounds. These doctors don’t listen.
Inability to sleep could be a mineral deficiency. Magnesium helps to relax muscle tension and potassium reduces anxiety and calms you down and regulate the heart rhythm. A blood test could easily confirm. Hope this helps.
My daughter just got diagnosed with TD she was on a ADHD for 2 years just this past month she developed what they called tics. Now she’s jerking and holding her breathe with at times her head goes back. I’m lost in words. I thought it was seizures she would be zoned out for secs. I need answers
My disabled parent is shaking to the point that she is having a great deal of trouble eating and even signing her name to the checks I make out for her bills. Her hands and arms shake, and it's getting more violent while spreading to other parts of her body. I forgot to pick up my dad today due to one of her more severe episodes.
Hi, as a veteran battleling the scars you can't see, I really found this helpful. I had a TBI and developed a seizure disorder. Recently my doctor changed my medications and now I have these random embarrassing shakes. I found this video on a a search to show myself that I'm not gonna die.
Thank you for your service, Sir! I stayed w/ a Vietnam Veteran as an exchange pupil in the U.S.. I had to take dopamine blockers (Eli Lilly zyprexa) and the doctor hyped the dose in order to suppress the dyskinesia in munich, germany. I was not ill but sad about not being paid by my Professor. In munich, the psychoatries are bad and being used as a replacement for jail. Of course I didn't do anything wrong. It's not like in the third Reich in (whole) germany, Rest assured. Munich is a not too intelligent compared to the rest of germany. May I ask: Would Vabeniazol (the medication against TD, I forgot the exact name, sold as Ingrezza) help if you should have tried these? Get better soon, Sir. Kind regards Alex, M.Sc. mech. eng.
I genuinely believe a even better version of clozapine and olanzapine can't be that far away , 1972 was a good year for psychiatry with the introduction of atypical psychotics with clozapine , we need more understanding about adding other chemicals to the dopamine receptor D2 with the possibility of reducing side effects.
Hello, my mother is 90 years old, and today for the first time she showed this uncontrolled movements of the tongue. It's like if she has dry mouth, but she is well hydrated and she doesn't complain. Searching in Google I found out this tardive dysknesia. My mother is almost 2 years on Risperdal for halluciantions and aggressive behavior. Of course we will see a doctor, but what are the advices, best practices in these cases ?
