Hello, is it true that if you take neuroleptics for years your brain will get damaged?
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Yes. The gray (or white?) matter is degraded and the brain shrinks somewhat.
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But it's rarely prescribed anymore. It may even be banned.
I think I have lost my laughter and my joy of life maybe because of the medication
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I personally assume that it is not schizophrenia, but a paranoid personality disorder, or perhaps a bit of both. I do not have the typical symptoms such as hallucinations; in my case it is more like thought disorders.
I was also diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia and another thing with me was that I simply stopped the treatment. It was one of the best decisions I made and I am symptom-free.
I'm still sick, but I stopped treatment six months ago. Officially, I have paranoid schizophrenia, but I also have some symptoms of other illnesses.
20 years is pretty intense. What did you have and how did you get rid of it, if I may ask.
Yes, I feel the same way. I've been taking them for almost 20 years. It's basically the opposite of cocaine or speed.
I think if you need neuroleptics then something is wrong – besides it is planned to stop taking them again
I have not taken any neuroleptics for a long time and I needed them for 7 years