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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions
About Rx Psych Drugs

Review drug precautions, ideally before filling the prescription, and before taking the first dose, but it's never too late to update our awareness. 


Don't be shy or embarrassed to ask your doctor, pharmacist, and people you know that might take the medication, but these are not the best sources of reference. 

These are a list of frequently asked questions, from members of our support groups: 

 

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​You can do it! 

Awareness increases safety and success, while at the same time decreases risks and failure. 

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Awareness can be overwhelming at first, but soon leads to increased safety and success. 

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​You have a right to know drug warnings, precautions, and increased risks of food drugs disease INTERACTIONS. 

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All prescription psych drugs warning include:

"NEVER STOP or CHANGE DOSE SUDDENLY OR RISK INJURY OR DEATH" "Taper off the medication, unless emergency discontinuation is required.

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FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions
About Rx Psych Drugs

Frequently Asked Questions:

1. Which types of drugs are Rx psych drugs? -Antidepressants -Antipsychotics -Anticonvulsants -Benzodiazepines

Do Rx psych drugs really work? (Medicinally Beneficial) Answer: No - there's no evidence of benefits, however the risks listed are well proven.

3. Are the risks common or rare? Answer: Up to 78% of people taking antidepressants, tried to report side effects, allergic reactions, injuries, diseases, interactions. Reports are not rare; what is rare are patients and doctors who document the common problems and fatalities. Most patients and most doctors do not write formal reports mailed certified proof of delivery to create legally binding documentation.

Cymbalta Duloxetine Survivors Support Group Find Free Support:

How to safely taper off psych drugs? Answer: RX PSYCH DRUG AWARENESS: https://mhanafromheaven.wixsite.com/rx-drug-awareness/tapering

How long do side effects last? Answer: It's impossible to know how long any drug side effects might last. Not even an excellent doctor can do anything but guess. Do not suffer through side effects, even if a doctor advises to ignore the problems.

How to Identify quacks? Answer: coming

Are brand name and generic drugs identical? Answer: No not necessarily. While the drug's manufacturer's warning leaflets for generic and name brand drugs are the same identical documents, the drug's quality and consistency of dosage, and country where manufactured may differ. I'm not aware of options to sue drug companies of generic drugs.

How do I prove to my doctors and my family, and everyone that the drugs I took or they want me to take are too risky? Answer: 1. The drug's manufacturer's and FDA warning leaflets / legal disclaimers, physician's reference / package inserts. Find the leaflets online, as required of the drug companies by law so no one can hide or deny the warnings. Use as evidence, in reports as necessary.

Are there recommendations for good doctors? Answer

How do I request medical leave, from my employer? Answer

Are there recommended withdrawal facilities or retreats, for those interested?

Baby Starting and Raising a Family Topic .... Answer

What are my options, if I can't shop for a doctor due to insurance limitations? Answer:

Can I sue my Dr, pharmacy, and drug company? Answer:

How do I request disability benefits? Answer:

How do I order copies of my records? (Free) Answer:

Why didn't my medication come without the manufacturer's and FDA warning leaflets/ legal disclaimers?

How can I sue the drug company, or pharmacy, or doctors? Answer:

How to make a report? Answer: RX PSYCH DRUG AWARENESS:

Why is my Dr refusing to accept my calls, or reports of side effects? Answer: coming

Why does my doctor offer me more psych drugs, after I tell them I want to Stop? Answer: coming

What do I do if the drug is no longer available? Answer: Be aware that switching psych drugs increases serious risks. The Lilly drug company warns not to switch from Cymbalta to Prozac, for example.

Can I sue my Dr, pharmacy, and drug company? Answer:

What are my options, if I can't shop for a doctor? Answer:

How do I order copies of my records? Answer:

Why do doctors and other people deny risks of psych drugs? Answer:

Why do I have to research drugs and what are the best sources? Answer:

Antidepressant drugs are so dangerous, and addictive why are they allowed on the market; why aren't they legal? Answer: Good Question, to which there are several answers: Greed, oppression control, but mostly the astronomical profits from Rx psych drugs, and the myriad of health problems that follow. Health problems difficult to prove were caused by a psych drug.

Is there anything I can do to stop these side effects? Answer: Safe Tips for Relief and what to avoid. RX PSYCH DRUG AWARENESS: https://mhanafromheaven.wixsite.com/rx-drug-awareness/tips

13. I don't trust doctors anymore, what do I do? Answer: Use the tips approved by aware doctors, and prescription psych drug experts, and survivors, organized for best results.

Which drugs foods and diseases interact to increase risks? Answer: coming

Is there anything I can do to stop these side effects / withdrawal symptoms?

Why are antidepressant drugs legal? Answer:

Which sources do I use in reports and provide to my doctors, nurses, and everyone? Coming

Which drugs do you advise to try to treat anxiety, depression, insomnia, Restless leg, Suicidal thoughts? Answer: All Rx psych drug warnings are nearly identical, so prescription psych drugs are to be avoided, regardless of the situation. No one is exempt from risks of psych drugs.

11. Should I start / stop? Answers: Do not start any Rx psych drugs. The warnings include: "NEVER STOP or CHANGE DOSE SUDDENLY OR RISK INJURY OR DEATH" "Report all side effects to your doctor, and the FDA, and Lilly drug company, or the drug company listed on the drug's label / packaging / warning leaflets.

Repeated? Why does my doctor offer me psych drugs, after I tell them i want to Stop.

Why do patients put up with narcissistic bully lying doctors, who are unaware, rude, mean, uncooperative, oppressive abusive, or pressure their patients?

Why are antidepressant drugs legal? Answer:

CPSC Regulations Laws Standards Report Unsafe Products. https://www.cpsc.gov/Regulations-Laws--Standards/Statutes/The-Consumer-Product-Safety-Improvement-Act

Glossary
0.001g = 1 milligram of actual physical weight.
THIS DOES NOT REPRESENT MEDICATION DOSAGE.
 

  • Beads / Microbeads – the tiny beads enclosed in a Cymbalta capsule. Microbeads are required to taper Cymbalta Duloxetine.  

  • Bead Dish – the dish you empty your beads into, before you put them onto your scale (optional)

  • Calibration Weight – a weight included with your scale to calibrate (reprogram) it and ensure it keeps weighing precisely

  • Counting Method – the method of counting beads to taper by bead number, rather than weight

  • Capsule – original medication as picked up from your pharmacy

  • Scale – a sensitive scale to weigh Cymbalta beads, usually a jewelry scale

  • Scale Dish – the dish you use on your scale; it may be supplied with the scale or you can use anything suitable

  • Scale Method – weighing your Cymbalta beads to taper, rather than counting beads

  • Starting Bead Weight – the average of 3 full dose Cymbalta capsules – you find this first; then you work out what your usual full dose of Cymbalta weighs in beads. Then you start your % taper reduction from this.

  • Gel Caps / Gelatin Capsules –  New or reused gel capsules to make doses, for your tapering.

  • Taper Capsule Weight – the weight of the beads you placed into capsules, for your previous taper dose. 

  • Taper Percentage / Taper Rate  – the % rate you choose to reduce your medication. 

  • TARE – the button on your scale that resets the weight to 0.000g. You can now place a dish on it and press TARE to weigh just the beads (the scale will not weigh the dish).

  • Rx = Prescription Drugs

  • Quack = A doctor or nurse or other person that profits from Rx psych drugs, who is intentionally in denial of the facts and warnings from the FDA and drug companies, deflects blame, and rejects their patient's reports of problems with drug and other treatments, refuse to follow basic protocols, refuse to test to rule out other possible causes, refuse patient rights and documentation, and diagnosis. 

Drug Warning Leaflets / Legal Disclaimers

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