Psycho-Babble Medication Thread 84775

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Going on Zyprexa after Geodon, what to expect?

Posted by kid_A on November 20, 2001, at 13:59:02


Since my insurnace company is an evilhellbeast, the ammount of geodon i take each month has skyrocketed to around 80.00... anywho, i decided to make the switch to zyprexa... i heard its sedating, no problems, heard about weight gain, no problems, im skinny...

im wondering if its as effective as geodon... geodon has been working quite well for me.... any success stories on zyprexa...

thankz

 

Re: Going on Zyprexa after Geodon, what to expect?

Posted by ChrisK on November 20, 2001, at 17:10:11

In reply to Going on Zyprexa after Geodon, what to expect?, posted by kid_A on November 20, 2001, at 13:59:02

I had been on Zyprexa for almost 2 years before trying Geodon this year. I made the switch very cleanly and din't notice a big emotional impact from the change.

After 2 months on Geodon I was still having sleep problems (constatntly waking during the night) and din't feel an emotiobnal need to stay on the Geodon so I switched back to Zyprexa and have been satisfied with it since then. I still get adequate sleep and my thoughts are clear.

Ultimately I didn't see a difference between the two other than the sleeping side effects.

 

Re: Going on Zyprexa after Geodon, what to expect?

Posted by ttt on November 21, 2001, at 19:39:13

In reply to Re: Going on Zyprexa after Geodon, what to expect?, posted by ChrisK on November 20, 2001, at 17:10:11

Hi as I have posted earlier, I have insomnia when I stopped zyprexa. I did not resume since I did not want to depend on antipsychotic med for sleep.


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