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Old Jan 13, 2023, 03:06 AM
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Can the medication Rexulti reverse brain damage caused by schizophrenia? I am asking this because back in 2018, I was on the medication for about six months. While I was on that medication, I got these weird feelings in my brain. But I was not sure what these feelings were, and so I became apprehensive. So I told my psych doc I wanted to switch from Rexulti 1mg to Invega 3mg. He then went along with me and respected my wish. But looking back at it, I think I should have stayed on the Rexulti, and possibly even increased its dosage.

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Old Jan 13, 2023, 02:02 PM
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The brain can repair itself. It has been known for a century that approximately one-quarter of individuals who develop a schizophrenia-like psychosis will recover without treatment and not get sick again.

Schizophrenic Brains Have The Ability to Regenerate, New Findings Show : ScienceAlert
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Can the medication Rexulti reverse brain damage caused by schizophrenia? I am asking this because back in 2018, I was on the medication for about six months. While I was on that medication, I got these weird feelings in my brain. But I was not sure what these feelings were, and so I became apprehensive. So I told my psych doc I wanted to switch from Rexulti 1mg to Invega 3mg. He then went along with me and respected my wish. But looking back at it, I think I should have stayed on the Rexulti, and possibly even increased its dosage.
It is a very difficult question to answer (not about Rexulti specifically but antipsychotics as a class of medicines). There is not enough knowledge currently. Your best bet is to continue experimenting until you find a medication or medication combo that would provide the best symptomatic relief for you.
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