onelovez Posted December 1, 2015 Report Posted December 1, 2015 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quetiapine Has anybody tried it? Any for and against? I have seen one person online saying it helps her with HPPD recovery. I am thinking to try it.. but has anyone heard anything about it or tried it? I know that antipsychotics are contraindicated, but maybe not all. I really like what this guy said about speeding up the hppd recovery..
umit Posted December 2, 2015 Report Posted December 2, 2015 Yes i am using a antipsygotic to named deanxit its year 3 now and i am doing pretty good in the first 2 years didnt help so much buth after i add sport i cured pretty well i am on the lowest dose now and i have a plan to tapper of very slowly i tryed cold turkey and it was horribel i didnt past the 3 day even i am on the lowest dose i quickly continue taking and recoverd 2 days later and yea my libido is dead since i am taking it i hope i cant quit this time and dont know if my hppd wil come back in full force i hope i dont need to take in the rest of my life buth its works differently for everybody buth the side effects in the begining was awful I dont think its speeding up the recovery by taking it only maybe if you add sport wat i did maybe then it wil work buth i dont know what its realy does in the background in the brain i am scared for that I started with invega,risperdal and the last deanxit now for 1.2 years the first 5 months i didnt notice any improvment so i am sure its the sport thats realy helped
onelovez Posted December 22, 2015 Author Report Posted December 22, 2015 Ok i tried it for one day and one day off and then again same pattern - to see if I have any bad reaction to it. I thought it improved something. Few days later I did slightly higher doses than before (only 25mg) for 2 days in a row.. It worsened my HPPD in a way that I can't think well , now im just running away from any mental work... So my suggestion don't bother with quetiapine.
nybryx Posted February 8, 2016 Report Posted February 8, 2016 My psych prescribed quetiapine to me for HPPD, I read about it on erowid and was sure not to take them.
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