ARIPIPRAZOLE ORAL vs ILOPERIDONE

My meds: \- escitalopram \- aripiprazole \- Biperiden \- baclofen ​ I sometimes use glycerine suppositories (containing also sodium bicarbonate and sodium stearate) for constipation induced by my meds. ​ I'd like to switch to macrogol-4000 (oral solution) because the suppositor

As said a little further down in the text, I am French, I had my text translated from French to English by chatGPT. I put the untranslated message at the bottom of the post in case there are any imperfections that you would like to check. **21F; 1m55, weight between 65 and 75 kg** **Previous physica

Long Story Short/TL;DR - Have AAT, **mom died of fibrosis at 63** (heavy smoker, much worse than I ever did), and while in hospital for colon CT scan indicated "**Probable chronic interstitial lung disease at the lung bases peripherally and posteriorly, greatest on the left. Subsegmental atelectasis

**Patient Profile:** Male, 27 years old, Engineering student. **Physical Comorbidities:** Fatty liver (steatosis). **Clinical History:** * **Background (June):** Following severe emotional and academic stress, sudden onset of **Simple Motor Tics**. Long-standing suspicion of undiagnosed ADHD (chroni

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For reference I am Age:34 Height 5’8” Weight: 240 PMH: MtF transgender, depression, overweight Medications: aripiprazole 5mg, bupropion 300mg, spironolactone 100mg x2, Vit D 10,000 IU, progesterone 100mg, and estradiol valerate 1x week Latest A1C 5.6, fasting glucose 100, CBC and CMP was WNL, thyroi

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Does anybody have any experience with this new AP Fenept (iloperidone)?

I’ve been on so many different antipsychotics.. Iloperidone, fluphenazine, quetiapine and now lurasidone (AKA: Latuda) To help alleviate schizophrenia symptoms. However, all of these medications have caused severe weight gain. I am looking for an antipsychotic that is pretty neutral or one that coul

***TLDR:*** *Dopamine Blockers are helpful for treating psychosis and schizophrenia,* *or in unconventional non-psychiatric terms:* ***Dopamine Blockers are helpful from keeping you away from spiritual experiences,*** ***higher states of consciousness and self awareness*** \-----------------

I just heard it recently was approved for bipolar I mania and mixed episodes. If you have tried it what are your opinions on it? Is it generally sedating or activating? I’m on Olanzapine now but it makes me so tired I am thinking of switching. Thanks in advance for any answers!