jennifer Palumbo it’s an amazing drug

Same

Any side effects? I'm bp2

@@Just_vi2weight gain, makes you tired as well. (My experience)

Still help?

Graeme Nunes I love being sedated 👌🏻

Você ainda está em tratamento com rexulti? Está gostando?

@@ilaVLira Eu gostei bastante, foi muito mais eficiente do que risperidona, mas tive que parar por causa do preço. Agora estou com risperidona, escitalopram e ritalina, após ter o diagnóstico te TDAH + TOC e TAG. Está sendo incrível, me sinto vivo, motivado e feliz pela primeira.

@@PeppaPicky que bom, Pedro. Não sei meu diagnóstico ainda. Talvez seja distimia com ansiedade. Comecei pela primeira vez um tratamento medicamentoso há 25 dias: 10mg de escitalopram e 50mg de quetiapina. Não sei se estou melhorando. Estou pesquisando opções. Acho que o Rexulti pode potencializar o antidepressivo.

@@PeppaPicky você teve algum efeito colateral?

@@ilaVLira Que bom que você começou o tratamento, Ila! Minha adaptação ao escitalopram foi muito difícil, piorou muito a ansiedade, mas depois de três meses cheguei na dose adequada para mim e agora tô ótimo. Meu marido tem distimia e respondeu muito rápido ao tratamento (Venlafaxina e Bup). Desejo uma melhora rápida no seu quadro. Nunca desista. A psiquiatria é muito artesanal e é baseada em tentativa e erro, mas quando bem feita ela muda a vida da gente.

Glad you liked it!

Not sure if you're still interested in this, but it's because of the activation that the Dopamine D2 receptor, we'll just heavily involved in pleasure seeking and enjoying activities. Abilify and Rexulti both act as Partial Agonists at this site, unlike almost every other antipsychotic which are D2 antagonists. Antagonists bind to and fully block the action at a receptor site. Agonists Will bind to and stimulate action at receptors similar to the way free floating dopamine well touch that detail receptor and give you the "feel goods". These medications have the Goldilocks Effect because they are partial agonists meaning that they can theoretically lift low dopamine levels and reduce overabundant dopamine levels. They bind to the site and in the presence of low dopamine transmission (depression), will boost dopamine activity in their own right. In high concentrations of free androgenous dopamine floating in the synapse (schizophrenia), you are still getting some activation because the medication is sitting on the receptor and causing some sort of intrinsic activity, but still blocking/reducing levels overall. All that being said, typically it tends to be very balancing for many, but for those sensitive to the acts of dopamine and dopaminergic transmission, in both control and dopaminergic transmission, impulsivity and hedonistic activity can increase. Hope that helps! :)

It is interesting that you had a severe akathisia reaction while on Abilify and 2yrs on Rexulti no such reaction although it is supposedly the same chemical formula. What if this drug gives its specific positives only to a subset of patients (like all APs), but who would otherwise have a bad reaction on Abilify (1 in 4 patients on 15mg Abilify ends up in emergency for akathisia). Maybe only those patients are the target for Rexulti: try Abilify first, but severe reaction => try Rexulti. While on Rexulti for 2yrs, what was your LDL, HDL, Total, Triglycerides, HbA1c (ideal HbA1c level is 48mmol/mol (6.5%) or below. If you're at risk of developing type 2 diabetes, your target HbA1c level should be below 42mmol/mol (6%)) at the end of 2yr period?

@@Burevestnik9M730 Yeah that is a good possibility.

@@corymodzeleski7191 When it stopped working, did you increase the dosage or you were already on the highest dosage?

same, any update for us lol

How long did you take it for?

@Anthony Supar I experienced feelings of anger and rage on a level that was not customary to my personality while taking this medication. I responded to people around me more aggressively and just overall felt more angry than usual. Also my anger was more difficult to control. This wasn't the intended purpose for the medication so I called my doctor and stopped taking it.

@Anthony Supar In my case, it was prescribed as a mood stablizer in conjuction with an antidepressant, but it didn't work well for me at all.

@Anthony Supar It was crazy! lol It was a bad fit for me it may be different for you. Talk with your doctor right away about any concerns you have. Good luck.

My husband's taking 40mg of this. It's been working for him so far. There was an adjustment period though. With our insurance, we pay $15 for a month's supply.

Rex Benten 40 mg ?! 😳 I’m on 1mg and get it from my doctor for free

@@rexbenten8309 don't you mean 4mg no 40mg?

Pobably ​@@tagaway6173

per month Rexulti costs. 1480-dollars 1700 at Walgreens

Lutruda did me no good plus you have to eat with it just saying

Latuda I meant

Latuda is the best for me

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Did your symptoms go away?

why would you claim it is a terrible drug if you acknowledge that everyone reacts differently?

Sounds like side effects

Me, too. After two doses, too!

That’s like saying Just simply sit with being diabetic, you can overcome.

This is simply stupid.

I used to be this ignorant as well. Now I'm 32 and was just diagnosed bi-polar after trying to just "deal with it" for 17+ years.

@@jordandahm9586 Trying to help here ok? Do you have any idea what could be causing the bipolar with the up and down mood if that’s what you’re experiencing?

@@TheYogimind they’re literally telling you it’s chemical. Just because you don’t have clinical depression or mood swings that deal with hormonal imbalances doesn’t mean they don’t. I’m glad you were able to work out whatever life events that were causing your depression but other people may not be in the same boat and choosing to ignore it because it’s not your experience is ignorant my guy.