[insilence]

in december 2012 i was involintarily hospitalized and my place of living called the psychiatrist and told him i could not live there if i wasnt on RISPERDAL, the doc said he was going to ween me off RISPERDAL but didnt, he added LATUDA. Within a week of beeing discharged after agreeing to take both meds, it made my voices worse, and caused a severe neck twitch which turned into a locked up neck, i can only look right. if itry to lok left its like someone is holding my head so i cannot look left. Have you got a tardiv disorder from mixed meds?

[mgb46]

How long have you suffered with this? I take Latuda as well, but haven't experienced any tardiv disorder. I've been on it for over a year. You think it was the mixed medications that caused it?

[glok]

Hello, insilence. Does the psychiatrist know about what you experiencing. Adjustments are indicated. You may want to consider seeing a different psychiatrist.

I wish you well.

[insilence]

Originally Posted by glok

Hello, insilence. Does the psychiatrist know about what you experiencing. Adjustments are indicated. You may want to consider seeing a different psychiatrist.

I wish you well.

the psychiatrist was while i was in the ward, im currently on olanzapine, ive dealt with the neck injury for two years. olanzapine cleared up the bad voices,, but i hear them discussing how to get me sometimes, which makes me think im being attacked by a intentional being, human or otherwise. yesterday they were trying to sacrifice me to an evil being

[~Christina]

You may need to go back inpatient until your placed on medication that is helping you and taking away the psychosis.Talk to your Pdoc as soon as possible .

Good luck

[-jimi-]

Sounds like dystonia to me. I know very little about it, just saw it on TV and they injected the guy with botox (he had a similar neck spasm) and he got better.

[Hellion]

Wow sounds like they did a crap job of changing up the meds...are you seeing any psychiatrist or therapist currently? Also it might be a good idea to see if anything could be done about the neck injury, maybe there is a treatment to fix that or at least improve it some, but you'd probably be better off seeing a regular doctor than psychiatrist for that but seems like it would be worth addressing.