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When I started taking Abilify, it was July of last year. About a month after taking it, I started to randomly get nauseous, my vision would get fuzzy and eventually black, then I would faint with minor convulsions. It finally stopped about November. Then, last month, I started to feel the same way, and today I fainted again. I told my doctor about this and she dismissed it. I'm wondering, however, if this has anything to do with the heat? Before I fainted today, I started to feel exceptionally warm. Has anyone else experienced fainting on Abilify?

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If your doctor just dismissed it.. thats a bad sign. There is clearly something going on, that your doctor is possibly ignoring - people don't just faint for no reason. I know these drugs are known to cause cardiac problems, might be worth discussing with a regular doctor, or find a different psychiatrist.

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When I started taking Abilify, it was July of last year. About a month after taking it, I started to randomly get nauseous, my vision would get fuzzy and eventually black, then I would faint with minor convulsions. It finally stopped about November. Then, last month, I started to feel the same way, and today I fainted again. I told my doctor about this and she dismissed it. I'm wondering, however, if this has anything to do with the heat? Before I fainted today, I started to feel exceptionally warm. Has anyone else experienced fainting on Abilify?

I tried to take abilify twice (unsuscesfully). The second time was this year. The fist day I took it, I got very dizzy, and couldn“t be on my feet. I had to go lay down.

Sounds like your symptoms are way worse than what I experienced. I think convulsions and fainting are something to analyze. If I told my pdoc I had convulsions he would reconsider my medication.

It would be useful to have another expert opinions.

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