I have developed an eye twitch in the lower lid of my right eye. It starts when I wake up and stops after my benztropine kicks in from morning meds. It comes on in the evening and once again stops when I take my meds.
What is going on? I talked to my pdoc and she said it could be a side effect or stress but wasn’t concerned. Well, no sh!t you’re not concerned, it’s not your eye!
Oh, ok, but it does happen? So, it’s just one more pain in the ass thing to put up with. @Ninjastar I am prone to dehydration, but I really doubt I’m dehydrated right now. I’m literally counting my water intake to make sure I’m getting enough.
That, I’m not as confident about, I often have a small glass of juice, but not everyday because it worsens my reflux. I guess to be safe I should order some electrolyte packets and do a couple a day. (I ran out)
And until then I’ll make sure to get a glass of juice everyday.
I would suggest changing a most recent med. I had it, and I was annoyed. My doc apparently is just a really wonderful hard worker, because he freaking got on it!
I have TD and get a bunch of twitches and weird sensations from it. I take Cogentin for it. It’s never really progressed past that. Wouldn’t worry too much.
I have this a lot without antipsychotics for years. It’s a kind of minor nervous tick it can occur as a mild form of catatonic excitement and disorganisation. This is often made worse by antipsychotics. It’s proof that the brain actually makes it’s own antipsychotics
The thing that works for me is my PRN diazepam and just deep breaths aka normal anxiety stuff.
Anxiety and disorganised symptoms combined basically. It can occur is SZ without any antipsychotics they often just make it worse. That was my experience
Yes mate caffeine is terrible for adrenaline levels and hence you get more worked up anxious and PTSD symptoms. Cutting out coffee but not tea work wonders for my nervous tics and eye twitch which happens for me without neuroleptics
The Catalonia symptoms are basically a form of truamatic dissociation. Aka Shell shock is an extreme form of PTSD where the paitients mind goes to another planet just to cope. As early trauma is the major symptom for triggering psychosis this would make sense on every level.