ASENAPINE vs ILOPERIDONE

A recent case study from Denmark highlights a type of iatrogenic error that personally I don’t think I have ever expressly thought of. A woman who had very recently arrived in Denmark from Ukraine who had a previous diagnosis of schizophrenia. Prior to emigrating Ukraine she had been managed on a l

My psychiatrist wants to put me on Saphris (Asenapine) but said it might interact with my methadone. Apparently, according to my research (and from speaking to the physician who prescribes me my methadone), the interaction has something to do with prolonging the Qt rhythm of my heart (not sure if I

***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*** \-----------------

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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!