Tardive Dyskenysis

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[Talese70]

I have bipolar with quite severe depressive episodes that can last for months. My manic episodes are mild, and to be honest, they can be quite helpful when studying, etc. I mostly keep my symptoms under control with exercise and counseling. If, however, my manic symptoms were to worsen, I'd be glad to have some relief through medication.

Saying you're against psychiatry because of WWII is like saying you're against science because of the atom bomb.

[MikeyRGuitar]

30% of long time users get it. (Chong, Mehandren et al. 2002) that's a fairly large number

Fenton, 2000

Glazer, 2000

[unclegoatshow]

If you dont suffer from this you have no idea what you are risking, there is no relief ever!

[ImaCactusHugMe]

@o10139kea Users of anti-psychotic drugs. It damages the basal ganglia in the brain which is important for movement.

[jacobbis4lovers]

@MikeyRGuitar I started experiencing involuntary muscle twitches when I was taking Geodon but I stopped taking it a month ago and still get twitches every now and then, but it has slowed down since I stopped taking it. I honestly don't think it's worth it. I would rather hear voices and see things than get TD.

[o10139kea]

@MikeyRGuitar Users of What? Genius.

[MsAgnosticatheist]

@electroboyla Yes, i took it for about a week and had early signs of TD, I stopped taking it after my boyfriend started making fun of me, it was harmless jokes. I found after 10 years of being misdiagnosed with bipolar and having Anti-Psychotics forced on me, I didn't even have bipolar but BPD. BPD isn't even treatable with medications. 10 years of drugs for nothing, it could have been worse though. Don't trust PHD's, they don't give a shit about you only the freebies they get from Pharma.

[MsAgnosticatheist]

@Talese70 Ask yourself is it worth it? Is it worth it to have unbearable and painful uncontrolled movements for the rest of your life? The psychiatric field is a scam. Many people including me are being diagnosed with depression and bipolar type II, and are being given anti-psychotics. It's absolute bullshit. Don't think that it can't happen to you. I was taking Abilify and started to get uncontrollable muscle twitches in my face and tongue. It isn't worth it in the slightest.

[electroboyla]

Please visit ABILIFY KILLS on YouTube.

ABILIFY is a medication that can cause TD.

[Talese70]

@pgartier I was commenting on people suggesting all psychiatric medications are bad. If you think a bi polar on meds can't study, you're just speaking on something you are uneducated and ignorant about. I know quite a few people who are doing just that. I can't justify wasting more time trying to get someone who has an uneducated opinion some idea of how stupid some of their statements are.

[pgartier]

@Talese70 Trust me you wouldn't be studying anything if your were in need of bipolar meds. I could see the holes in your story from a mile away. Oh and by the way the harm associated with these drugs is not even talked about when the patient is given the meds . If this woman knew she would have this problem would she have taken the meds? It's like you forgot what video you're commenting on. By the way you coincidentally glossed over psychiatries not so secret secret at the end there.

[Talese70]

@pgartier Have you ever been admitted to a psych ward? And how would you know how any medication I take effects me? I have taken medications for depression and bi-polar through my life, and have stopped when they were no longer needed, or if specific ones didn't work for me. So if people want them, they should have access, and if they don't, then don't take them. It's a choice. Who are you to take away someone's choice for medication? What's your experience with psych meds...genius?