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Leo_Pold
Leo_Pold

I don t know what i have lately…I took zyprexa for years but i ended it like a year ago in accordance with my psychiater in a periode of over more then 1 year and it was fine...i have schyzophrenia disorder...

But lately, i started to drink less and smoke less, i have like periods i feel very euporic and that i just have to start laughing...sometimes i go running and walking and it is fine other moments i am like trembling all the time...sometimes i have like a very dry mounth and can drink like 4 glasses of water but it is not going away and then the day after i dont have it...sometimes i forget thinks...sometimes i can do my work and sometimes i cant  do it...sometimes is start sweating...then sometimes my right feet feels heavy then  othertimes my left foot feels heavy, then unrest then relaxed...very strang.

Anyone had/know stuff about this?

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  • lee72246
    lee72246 Leo_Pold

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    all side affects from olanzapine ive been on them 20 years and they have some weird side affects they have made me grow breast tissue cos of how high my prolactin levels are thats another side effect of them 
    • Leo_Pold
      Leo_Pold lee72246

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      Yes, i been on it for 10 year...i feel more a lot more active fysically and mentally after i stopped..but yes i feel strange after 10 years.

      Twice, a psychiater wanted to increase my medication i said no and a year later i asked to stop it...at the start, i took sometimes a pill...but that has been a while ago too. I dont even go to a psychiatter anymore for a couple of month and try to leave it as much behind me as i can. I learned how to cook find a gf, had a dog before and i picked up a cat from the street, i started afte ri hold plants and herbs to grow vegetables...i learned how to cook before...it is only half the story...

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