Which medication removed your though broadcasting?

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I’m wondering about my options on top of Seroquel 300mg and Latuda 120mg. Latuda keeps me happy so I really don’t wanna go off it and Seroquel puts me to sleep.
I consider my broadcasting to be about mild to medium depending on the situation if there’s more than two people in the room including me.

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This thread has a number of posts about people resolving their thought broadcasting with Abilify.

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in a bad way or a good way

not sure anything helps

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Someone told that mix of Latuda and Abilify got their mind racey.

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It’s pretty neutral, but it’s confusing cause I hear them commenting on top of the reality.

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if your’e talking about subvocal speech

that can happen to anyone

it’s special kind of strange power, and maybe you don’t want to eliminate it.

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I had it really strong where I could even see their mouths saying the same thing. Made me want to get rid of anything embassasing in life.

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I don’t think it has anything to do with subvocal speech since I hear it with peoples real voices and if I plug my ears I don’t get anything.

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For what it’s worth, Abilify removed it for me. Everybody is different though and it’s all trial and error with meds.

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Seroquel worked for me, 700mg. And time. Just time on my meds.

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I think zyprexa is a miracle med for me. I am much better with it

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It does feel like special ability where I’m the hive mind’s queen. I just wish I’d only get it when I want

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Thought broadcast is due to overstimulation.

Occupational therapy helps.

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