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<blockquote data-quote="crazymama30" data-source="post: 257641" data-attributes="member: 3184"><p>It is tardive dyskinesia. It is permanent unless we quit the ap's, but at lower doses it is not as severe and barely noticeable. There is some question about husband being schizoaffective, in which case from what I understand he cannot be treated effectively with ap's. Smallworld, if he quits the ap's I just cannot deal with him any longer. He is irritable, suspicious, and cannot sleep. It is horrid. He has admitted to having auditory hallucinations, and with the ap's they are gone. It is my hope that maybe another ap (he has not tried seroquel and a couple others) may not activate it as much, or maybe if he goes to a different mood stabilizer then he won't need as high of a dose. </p><p> </p><p>In a fair world, no one would need these da**** drugs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="crazymama30, post: 257641, member: 3184"] It is tardive dyskinesia. It is permanent unless we quit the ap's, but at lower doses it is not as severe and barely noticeable. There is some question about husband being schizoaffective, in which case from what I understand he cannot be treated effectively with ap's. Smallworld, if he quits the ap's I just cannot deal with him any longer. He is irritable, suspicious, and cannot sleep. It is horrid. He has admitted to having auditory hallucinations, and with the ap's they are gone. It is my hope that maybe another ap (he has not tried seroquel and a couple others) may not activate it as much, or maybe if he goes to a different mood stabilizer then he won't need as high of a dose. In a fair world, no one would need these da**** drugs. [/QUOTE]
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