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Re: mood stabilizer that doesnt effect cognition

Posted by SLS on March 27, 2012, at 7:37:15

In reply to Re: mood stabilizer that doesnt effect cognition, posted by psychobot5000 on March 26, 2012, at 22:47:25

> > I'd drop the strattera. I took that for a week and was bed riden the whole time, could not function. Have you tried the zyprexa with out strattera. I also took celexa with good results.
>
> Low dose (i.e. 10mg, twice a day--you have to split the smallest capsule in half to get this) geodon is somewhat helpful for cognition. I'm not sure if it's good as a mood-stabilizer (at these low doses it seems to function as an antidepressant), but if Zyprexa, a drug in the same class, can be used in such a capacity, perhaps geodon can as well.

At 40 mg of Geodon, I was a complete zombie and I experienced dissociation. Going up to 80 mg made things much worse. Using Geodon at dosages no higher than 20 mg might avoid cognitive effects. However, low dosages are thought to produce agitation in some people.

What can one say? What is the harm in trying it?

I still like my Abilify.


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