Posts by mistyskipper90

Kevin Nguyen3 said:I didn't realize he was taking anything without guidance.😕
Where on earth did you see that?🤷
I assume we are dealing with schizophrenia here (maybe some paranoia too), but since the improper treatment caused a bad episode to resurface, he needs Modiodol.
Azolar is an antipsychotic, and he takes it because of the hallucinations, the voices, and those kinds of things.
Lamictal is primarily an antiepileptic, which is why he takes such a relatively high dose. He can go up to 400 mg...
He will be getting Modiodol until the doctor decides otherwise.
There are some side effects, sure, but nothing catastrophic.
As for Azolar—I don't know, I've never actually heard of anyone taking it, even though I am aware of it.
Lamictal is an excellent medication. It has minimal side effects and is easy to tolerate.
It's taken to prevent seizures, because combining certain medications can lead to that kind of state.

So you think you know everything, huh? Well, join the club. I'm right there with you. 😁 Haha, who do you think you are, some kind of medical expert? At this rate, you might as well just write out my entire prescription for me while you're at it. 😉

Harold Harris20 said:Does anyone have the scoop on the 25mg Modiodol Depo injection? My brother just started it today because nothing from the Zypadhera we've been using for months has actually worked. He’s dealing with extreme delusions and aggression, and honestly, even though doctors rave about these "new generation" meds, nothing he's tried over the last year has helped him for more than five days a month. I know Modiodol is an "old school" drug and can come with side effects, but I'd love to hear what your experiences have been like. On top of this, he's taking 30mg of Azolar daily and a total of 250mg of Lamictal per day. Those two stay the same, but the Modiodol is the new addition to the mix.

I honestly wish I could be more helpful, but you really need to stick to the doctor—specifically the one who actually wrote the prescription. Speaking from my own experience, it is all too easy to turn into a literal vegetable that just sits there existing. Don't ever mess with this stuff on your own; that was my mistake, and look where it landed me. You end up in the ER, seizing and contorted into some strange shape. Don't trust those internet "doctors." Knowing which chemical is inside a pill doesn't mean you actually understand the impact. God knows if I hadn't stopped taking it, I'd still be struggling; even a cup of coffee feels like too much now. I can feel my heart racing, and I'm still not fully recovered... and that was just from taking a couple at a time during the day and a few more at night to sleep.😁