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I received an antipsychotic injection 6 months ago, and since then I have been feeling horrible. I can’t work, I can’t study, and I can barely get out of bed. All I do is stay in bed and do nothing. I have lost all motivation to study or do the things I used to love.

I also can’t take cold showers anymore, even though they used to help me, because they now make me feel intense akathisia and discomfort. I write with difficulty, and I have started experiencing Parkinson-like symptoms.

I still haven’t started to recover; it feels the same as the first day after the injection. I wonder if there is a solution to my problem or if there is a medication that could help relieve the D2 blockade in my brain.

I received an antipsychotic injection 6 months ago, and since then I have been feeling horrible. I can’t work, I can’t study, and I can barely get out of bed. All I do is stay in bed and do nothing. I have lost all motivation to study or do the things I used to love.

I also can’t take cold showers anymore, even though they used to help me, because they now make me feel intense akathisia and discomfort. I write with difficulty, and I have started experiencing Parkinson-like symptoms.

I still haven’t started to recover; it feels the same as the first day after the injection. I wonder if there is a solution to my problem or if there is a medication that could help relieve the D2 blockade in my brain.

I received an antipsychotic injection 6 months ago, and since then I have been feeling horrible. I can’t work, I can’t study, and I can barely get out of bed. All I do is stay in bed and do nothing. I have lost all motivation to study or do the things I used to love.

I also can’t take cold showers anymore, even though they used to help me, because they now make me feel intense akathisia and discomfort. I write with difficulty, and I have started experiencing Parkinson-like symptoms.

I still haven’t started to recover; it feels the same as the first day after the injection. I wonder if there is a solution to my problem or if there is a medication that could help relieve the D2 blockade in my brain.

I received an antipsychotic injection 6 months ago, and since then I have been feeling horrible. I can’t work, I can’t study, and I can barely get out of bed. All I do is stay in bed and do nothing. I have lost all motivation to study or do the things I used to love.

I also can’t take cold showers anymore, even though they used to help me, because they now make me feel intense akathisia and discomfort. I write with difficulty, and I have started experiencing Parkinson-like symptoms.

I still haven’t started to recover; it feels the same as the first day after the injection. I wonder if there is a solution to my problem or if there is a medication that could help relieve the D2 blockade in my brain.

I received an antipsychotic injection 6 months ago, and since then I have been feeling horrible. I can’t work, I can’t study, and I can barely get out of bed. All I do is stay in bed and do nothing. I have lost all motivation to study or do the things I used to love.

I also can’t take cold showers anymore, even though they used to help me, because they now make me feel intense akathisia and discomfort. I write with difficulty, and I have started experiencing Parkinson-like symptoms.

I still haven’t started to recover; it feels the same as the first day after the injection. I wonder if there is a solution to my problem or if there is a medication that could help relieve the D2 blockade in my brain.

Talking about schizophrénia and the treatment

I want to talk about schizophrénia it's a thought pattern that guide your behavior , so the behavior and how a person act is a result of a certain thoughts , the treatment is antipsychotics which blocks dopamine in mesolimbic pathway and other pathways so you have less psychosis , the problem here is that mesolimbic pathway is responsible for reward of a goal directed behavior and motivation if it's blocked you can't work or study because they are a goal directed behavior , the result you can't do activity that are productive in your day , what i think is true is to identify the thoughts that are identified as psychosis and hallucinating and reduce them without any medication as the negative effect of the medics . The other pathways are nigrostriatal pathway which blockade result in akathisia and other extra pyramidal symptoms . The mesocortical pathway when blocked result in poor cognition and executive functions and poor motivation also goal directed behavior . When we look at this side effect it's better to stay away from this type of medication and remplace them with change of behavior and thought identifying and this is my story

I can no longer accomplish even the simplest tasks, such as going to work or preparing a meal. I have lost control of my hands and fingers, and I cannot even sit still or rest because of a symptom called akathisia, which has deeply disrupted my life.

I am also experiencing severe slowing of movement: I walk with great difficulty and very slowly. I never imagined I would end up in such a condition at only 23 years old. Before this, I was active, disciplined, consistent with sports and studies. Today, I feel as though all my strength, motivation, and ability to organize myself have been taken away from me.

Talking about schizophrénia and the treatment 

I want to talk about schizophrénia it's a thought pattern that guide your behavior , so the behavior and how a person act is a result of a certain thoughts , the treatment is antipsychotics which blocks dopamine in mesolimbic pathway and other pathways so you have less psychosis , the problem here is that mesolimbic pathway is responsible for reward of a  goal directed behavior and motivation if it's blocked you can't work or study because they are a goal directed behavior , the result you can't do activity that are productive in your day , what i think is true is to identify the thoughts that are identified as psychosis and hallucinating and reduce them without any medication as the negative effect of the medics . The other pathways are nigrostriatal pathway which blockade result in akathisia and other extra pyramidal symptoms . The mesocortical pathway when blocked result in poor cognition and executive functions and poor motivation also goal directed behavior . When we look at this side effect it's better to stay away from this type of medication and remplace them with change of behavior and thought identifying

Talking about schizophrénia and the treatment 

I want to talk about schizophrénia it's a thought pattern that guide your behavior , so the behavior and how a person act is a result of a certain thoughts , the treatment is antipsychotics which blocks dopamine in mesolimbic pathway and other pathways so you have less psychosis , the problem here is that mesolimbic pathway is responsible for reward of a  goal directed behavior and motivation if it's blocked you can't work or study because they are a goal directed behavior , the result you can't do activity that are productive in your day , what i think is true is to identify the thoughts that are identified as psychosis and hallucinating and reduce them without any medication as the negative effect of the medics . The other pathways are nigrostriatal pathway which blockade result in akathisia and other extra pyramidal symptoms . The mesocortical pathway when blocked result in poor cognition and executive functions and poor motivation also goal directed behavior . When we look at this side effect it's better to stay away from this type of medication and remplace them with change of behavior and thought identifying

I would like to share with you a problem that has been causing me immense suffering for the past six months. I received antipsychotic injections, and since that time, my life has completely changed. It is difficult for me to describe the extent of the suffering I have been enduring since those injections.

I can no longer accomplish even the simplest tasks, such as going to work or preparing a meal. I have lost control of my hands and fingers, and I cannot even sit still or rest because of a symptom called akathisia, which has deeply disrupted my life.

I am also experiencing severe slowing of movement: I walk with great difficulty and very slowly. I never imagined I would end up in such a condition at only 23 years old. Before this, I was active, disciplined, consistent with sports and studies. Today, I feel as though all my strength, motivation, and ability to organize myself have been taken away from me.

After work, I struggle greatly just to get back home, completely exhausted to the point that I have to sleep immediately. For all this time, I have been unable to engage in any activity, and I remain lying in bed without even having the strength to get up.