@Former-Member @cerseigirl @Bunniekins
I'm a community guide in training here at Sane Forums. We don't discuss specific medications on these forums.
I know what it's like to have side affects to medications. If you know what the side affects are and know your diagnosis, you, yourself have the right to suggest other medications that would suit your diagnosis with your medical team that don't make you sick or be a detriment to your physical health.
There are other alternatives to the adverse side affects that medications can bring on. Read the fact sheets to see if any medications interfere with what you are taking or if other health conditions are causing these side affects.
When I had adverse side affects and I changed, I researched into medications that I knew would suit my physiology and would be less detrimental to me to both my mental health and physical health which I then presented to my medical team. Even though they were hesitant at first they were willing to take the risk. Trying something new may be better than ending up in hospital, unless you are unresponsive to all forms of medications.
See if your medical team is willing to try something new or different in medications which could be the difference between being admitted to hospitals or just staying in clinical care.
In my case increasing the medications had no effect. After going on many medications it was my initiative to try it my way that has made me stable 7 years.
