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Getting off risperdal what to exspect?

by Guest32088  |  earlier

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A few months ago my doctor said I could get off risperdal any time because he doesn't think I need it.He said he thinks I'm just eccentric not bipolar.I quit a few days ago and my huge appetite has started to go away which is good but I feel sort of in the dumps.I don't want to be on dangerous drugs any more so what are some more natural things I could use to give me that happy feeling again.I'm trying exercise.I was on it for 3 years and I think risperdal may be the reason that my health has really been lousy lately that's why i wanted to get off it besides what my doctor said I think for a long time its been my way to deal with everything because it makes me feel so calm.Now Its like I'm not a wreck but I'm actually feeling things and seeing things more realistically .Like Im always last in line because let everyone go ahead of me like it doesnt matter I have all the time in the world.Now since Im not on it Im like hey why am I always doing that to myself?

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  1. It is great you are noticing how you react and becoming more realistic.  I don't know anything about that drug you are taking and would never want to advice a person the wrong thing to do.  However,  I too take an antidepressant.  I haven't looked at the side effects but I know when I try to get off of it, I become moody, grumpy, and I can't stand to be this way so I have to stay on it.  It is worth is to me.  My dad is very moody and grumpy and impatient and he refuses to do anything about it.  My mom has to put up with a lot because he won't take medicine.  It's not fair to her. You need to be honest with yourself and do what is best for you.  Maybe you should try a different medicine if you feel you need to take something.  Good luck and pay attention to how you feel and what to do!

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