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Old 07-21-2015, 05:52 AM #7
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I think it would be better if you went to the ER if you are that uncomfortable.

The only DIY alternative I can see is:

-- suspend Latuda (pdoc will prolly d/c it anyway -- at least halve it if you don't want to skip it)

-- take Benadryl, provided the pharmacist confirms it is compatible with ALL your meds. This drug is used in emergency treatment of akathisia.

Benzos are unlikely to help with akathisia -- different neurotransmitters involved. Not much is likely to help unless the Latuda is at least reduced if not stopped.

======= BENADRYL DOSING

If you have taken Benadryl before, and know that your body finds it sedating, then take a 50 mg first dose, otherwise just take 25 mg.

-- Subsequently, take 25 mg every 6 hours for a day.
-- Then try shifting the doses further apart -- 8-10 hours.


I am so sorry I didn't catch this yesterday!
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