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Originally Posted by BirdDancer
Pookyl, I'm sorry about all of the extra weight you need to contend with. And I totally understand that feeling of wanting to rebel against diets. Has your doctor considered maybe adding a more weight friendly medication in addition to the Seroquel, as a means of slowly lowering the Seroquel dose? I see in your signature (if it's still up-to-date) that you're on three antipsychotics (two of which are Seroquel). How does the Saphris work for you? Is that weight neutral? Saphris is a medication I have never personally tried. I do know Seroquel XR and regular Seroquel quite well. I take a very small dose of Latuda as another antipsychotic. My guess is that Latuda is more helpful at keeping my bipolar depression away than curbing/preventing mania. Every time I start to get hypomanic or manic, my Seroquel XR dose goes up, or I take regular Seroquel as a prn.
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Saphris is an anti-psychotic. It is supposed to be more weight neutral than the other AP痴. It works also as a mood stabiliser for me particularly well at the manic end of things.
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BP1, GAD, Panic Disorder, Agoraphobia, Claustrophobia
Psych meds: Saphris, Seroquel XR, regular Seroquel.
PRN Diazepam and Zopiclone
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