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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 29 พ.ค. 2023
- Join Dr. Syl, a renowned psychiatry registrar from Australia, in this enlightening video as he delves into the world of antipsychotics. Gain a deep understanding of their fascinating history, intricate mechanism of action, potential side effects, and essential indications. Dr. Syl's expert analysis explores the different classes of antipsychotics, providing valuable insights for both professionals and individuals seeking to expand their knowledge on this crucial topic. Unlock the secrets of antipsychotics with Dr. Syl and empower yourself with valuable information.
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You sir are going to be a great psychiatrist.
i'm not sure viewing cocktailing psychiatric medicine as a form of art is much of a good omen. that sounds like med school white propaganda.
I actually can understand most of what you're saying even though its somewhat complicated but what really shines through is your enthusiasm for everything mental health related and your sincere desire to explain it to the world! Thank you, as someone who has suffered and got relief from a antipsychotic its nice to hear the details of how they work and what they do, I never got these details from my psychiatrist, and its interesting!!
I thought you must have been recording during a quiet moment on night shift 😅
Mad respect to you for recording at 7am before your shift though!
Thank you for powering through and recording videos for us - we appreciate you! 🤗💖
yeah and then good luck getting pssd and other br@in damage after believing these doctor
@@moo_moooo I'm fairly certain PSSD is related to SSRI's and not antipsychotics (which is what the video is about). However, I'm sure Dr Syl would gladly do a video about PSSD too 🤷♀
@@TheNurseWhoLovedMe89 antipsychotics are 10 times worse than antidepressants. lol. and Yeah I'm waiting for his video too. Let's see if he does it or he's another paid pharma prick
I wish you lived in 🇨🇦 we need someone like you here! You videos are so informative and this video helped me understand the medications. A family member is new to this complex world of mental health treatment and your videos are a great help!
Great video Syl, very informative and concise. Well done mate!
i am not sure which neuroleptic i took for a few months (took many different meds on my journey to find the right one and each needs a few weeks to take effect and a few weeks to flush it out before you can introduce a new one). i just remember how it felt being under the neuroleptics influence. it put me in a weird paradox. i would listen to a conversation in the room, become aware i should be able to contribute to it and then could not. feeling trapped in my head wasn't nice. i am fine with being made stupid but at least make it so i am not aware of it^^. you too have a wonderful day.
Thank you heaps! I think your videos are amazing! I'm a nurse working in mh in Australia FSC. I've learnt so much from you. I may not stay in mh forever but it's such an amazing area, also have my own lived experience so I can relate to MH heaps easier! Thank you :)
BTW Latvian originally, think you asked once who was viewing your channel :)
Interesting! Thanks! 🙌🤘
I always get the side eye from people when I mention that I take antipsychotics. I hear them talked about on the news when people have committed crimes, so people assume it’s for “crazy people”.
Doc you should try these Antipsychotics first. They're safe and effective right?
I love the new place and the content too...... 😆😆❤
You are fab You will be an awesome psychiatrist.
I am on both quetiapine and vortioxetine...and also take pregabalin and/or lorazepam as most days.....does this mean that these two drugs are counterinitiative?
I have been told to take Gabapentin daily, which is like pregablin, and quetiapine at night. I am curious why these antiepileptics are prescribed for psychiatric illness, is it to calm down neural activity or whàt? I suspect it tones down mania somewhat.
Please make a video about the side effects to the bowels with constipation and bloating.
I wonder if at some point you might do a video on modern treatment options for ASPD, or recommend a video to watch.
At first I was surprised that you didn't mention Thorazine, until I realized its generic name.
Personally I'm such a nerd and love me some psychopharmacology. All my friends said I shoulda been a Psych NP. Lolz. Love how passionate you are when explaining, I'm legit the same 😂 Keep up the good content 🫶🏽🧠
sweet jacket
Carhartt ?
used to be made Dearborn Michigan,
since 2000 or so made in China.
@@mindsigh4As a Dearborn, MI native; I knew that RE: Carhartt.
Hello, Dr. Syl my friend was on 10 mg of Abilify for auditory hallucinations with paranoia and anxiety it did not help much then the doctor added Olanzipine slowly increased from 5 to 10 mg. However, her auditory hallucinations increased. She has autism with psychosis I think Olanzipine increases the auditory hallucinations. please advise
Hi Dr. Syl, I have Bipolar 1 and I take loxapine. Would you agree that loxapine should be considered a 2nd generation antipsychotic?
Loxapine is first generation, although it is a little bit like a second generation as it has fairly high affinity for serotonin receptors. Were you not offered lithium for long term maintenance treatment?
@@replaceablehead Oh yes, I've been on lithium for almost 20 years. I take 750mg lithium, 10mg loxapine, and 10mg paroxetine. It's a good combination for my mood symptoms, OCD, and paranoia.
Why no mention of paliperidone?
Hi Dr Syl,
What kind of books would you recommend for someone who wants to learn more about psychiatric assessment?
From, a Registered Nurse in Aged Care!
I have tried 3 different atypical anti-psychotics and always had akathisia as a side effect. I took Benztropine to try and treat it but it didn't work. Fortunately my schizophrenia isn't too bad so talking therapies have worked very well.
Have you or will you do a video on clozapine
have done - go to my channel and search clozapine :) hope it helps.
you should have more views! maybe you try to collab with other medical students/doctors on youtube
Can antipsychotics induce psychosis such as visual hallucinations? Specifically Abilify?
Ms. Young; "Antipsychotics" do indeed induce psychosis.
Meds can have "Paradoxical side-effects"
Video on consequences of being prescribed antipsychotics when they're not necessary, due to misdiagnosis
I have bipolar disorder and antipsychotic meds do help me
Same it took me ages to find the exact right combination of meds to work for me. Hope you are going ok.
I take quetiapine as an anti psychotic along will 7 other meds it's helped me so much for psycosis
I have schizophrenia.
Very complicated explanation
Im confused because I watched a Dr Josef video on Seroquel and he was so negative it scared me, im only taking it on faith.
Seroquel is an awful drug I had horrible experience on it and the withdrawals were a nightmare. I wish someone had told me how bad it was I would have never taken it in the first place
It's an effective treatment for short term acute agitation and mania. It's very sedating due to a high affinity for serotonin. It's useful as a PRN but I wouldn't use it long term if you have any other option. I'm going to save you ten years of research, just go and buy Nassir Ghaemi's book on pharmacology, it is by far the best information available. Dr Josef is a very good doctor and I can't find any fault with the information he presents.
Dr Joesf is right. Stop taking these poisons. These meds can cause brain d@mage. this is not a joke
From where I stand (based on my personal experiences RE; psych meds; especially "antipsychotics"); psych meds r actually "chemical pacifiers" which r very unnecessary.
Blood money...
Antipsychotics ruined my life. My doc took me off them and nothing happened coming off them.
It made me drop out of collage and fail every STUPIDITY easy course I took, couldn’t concentrate. after 2 months off of it I Finally my brain turned back to normal, Although it damaged my brain to some extent. but really worth it. BE PATIENT, don’t be harsh on yourself, you should give your brain time to heal. and All will be good. TRUST ME, your life gets from 0 to 100. u git this👍
Are you a medical doctor or a psychiatric doctor?
A psychiatrist is a medical doctor.
@zeinabelhassan172 medicine is a field of science-based data. Psychiatry isn't science-based. It's observer based. As such, it's biased. Not science, not medicine, it's at best pretending to be medicine, but occasionally a religion too.
They are bad true hope saved my life. i am traumatized by doctors of death it all buillshit
Do u believe in natural medicine for mental illness