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Re: Med Side Effects: Tardive Dyskinesia (Tics) » elanor roosevelt

Posted by yxibow on January 12, 2008, at 14:14:39

In reply to Med Side Effects: Tardive Dyskinesia (Tics), posted by elanor roosevelt on January 12, 2008, at 9:15:05

> Tardive Dyskinesia
> I have been having a rough time dealing with a mouthful of ulcerations
>
> i have approached my pdoc many many times about the state of my mouth but it seems that it gets shrugged off
>
> now working with my md onthis but he can't quite grasp that the "severe trauma"(his language) that triggered my ulcerations is self-induced and the result of my extreme compulsion to work my mouth during some times of the day
>
> At last I have the name for it: tardive dyskinesia
>
> now i need a plan
> here is a link for anyone who is interested
> http://www.prozactruth.com/tics.htm#chart


I'd hate to say it because I'll get slapped for generalizations, but lets just leave it that I will leave "prozactruth" for alternative.


The chance of TD from prozac is extroardinary minimal and the benefits way outweigh the risks. Only Zoloft has a extremely miniscule chance because of dopamine regulation and I emphasize that.

Yes -- subconsciously generated ulcerations are real. They're not TD. They're not close to TD. And they're also not factitious. One doesn't intend to do them but stress can induce them. If anything I could surmise you don't have enough covering things.

But you will have to make your own viewpoint. I've taken the neuroleptic atypical route and I can tell you what feels (but still isnt) closer to TD than that.

I hope you feel better.

 

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