Treatment resistant

[tiredg]

Nothing helps I've been on four different antipsychotics in last 2.5 months. Almost daily hallucinations and altered consciousness. Confusion and anxiety. My doc wants me to go on clozapine. There is a problem though she is leaving for good in few days. The behaviorhethcare center is not getting new prescriber for few weeks, so I am stuck psychotic for who knows how long. I may be delusional, or is it all real? Kundalini activation, going up my spine, chakras bursting, top of hear snapping with electricity. Am I going through kundalini awakening or just crazy?

 

 

 

[Teh Gaben]

4 different antipsych meds in 2.5 months won't give them a chance to work. Most take 4-6 weeks to kick in according to my pdoc. I'm also playing the clozapine waiting game, it's a real pain in the arse. I hope they can get you sorted quickly and that it works for you. Also sucks that your doc is leaving, good luck getting a new one

 

[notloki]

Too many drugs not given long enough proves nothing. Treatment resistant is not a diagnosis nor a word used by docs as it has no standardised meaning.

[Schizophrenic_Sanity]

If you can, consider getting a second opinion.  The other people who posted are right, these meds take awhile to fully kick in.  

[Savannah]

It took me a combo of 3 antipsychotics to be totally well ( also lamictal and Provigil also). And it was about 5 years before I felt so stable.

[tiredg]

Thanks for advice all