...help suppress your tics? I take 1mg of Haldol and it controls my tics about 85% to 90%. The reason medications like Haldol work is because they are...
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...i was inpatient, a doctor actually told me \"i prefer to give older antipsychotics\" and prescribed haldol with good results.
i tend to feel much better on typicals...
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...poops out, start with something else, repeat.
I can use meds more than once (I've been on Zypreza, Geodon, Seroquel, Abilify, a few times)
I find the ...control the symptoms longer. I prefer...
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Pilgrim,
We used Haldol for a couple of years, and it worked fairly well.
If the lithium seems to be helping, I wonder if...
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I took haldol. It worked good for my symptoms but at one point when I was on a high dose I ended up needed to get bifolcals. Were you...
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...that antipsychotics do work. I've been taking Abilify for about 8 years. ...I was on Abilify I took Haldol for a long time. The Haldol worked well after a few ...of weight on the Haldol becau...
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...them and like you I hear celebrities as well, emma watson, kanye west, johnny depp, and people like that. but i added haldol to my other medications and its slowly making a difference...
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...the usual cocktail of first generation meds for his condition, like Haldol, Lithium, etc, etc, etc, etc. They helped with the schizophrenia, but the side effects weren't always nice to...
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My ds17 took Haldol many years ago. It works pretty quickly. It is more likely to cause SE's, but it also is good for controlling difficult sx. The last AP ds17 was on...
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...have any of those? I recommend getting in to see a neurologist. I have Tourette's and my neurologist put me on Haldol. It has been very helpful. You should be able to look up a nearby neurologist...
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