Risperidone vs seroquel
Common Questions and Answers about Risperidone vs seroquel
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Is it cognitive confusion as ILADVOCATE answered me saying perhaps i was staying in the sun too much or that he said an interactivity between the many AP's I take (1mg risperidone, 1mg stelazin, 50mg seroquel) I was taking 2mg stelazin (typical AP) in the past and 5 days ago i reduced 1mg as my pdocs advised me to that, and before them it was IL who advised it, saying one AP at appropriate dose better than 3 subtherapeutic. Although I feel that it's time for lithium as most classical books say.
incidentally BP1 pts get psychosis more often, so if you don't have it i.e. never or in general then you are 2, but in 2 there are also long periods of depression or more precisely you can say the depression is the issue not the mania. Also 2 get hypomania only not a full blown mania, but as IL said no gradation scale to measure that. Also in 1 sometimes it statrs as happy then turn after a while with anger (mixed states).
remember there is 1,2,3 (cyclothemia), 4 etc..
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