He refuses to take tablets because of his paranoia; i.e. says mental health staff are poisoning him.
Is the drug available anywhere in injection form? My brother refuses to take it in tablet form?
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- 15 Jul 2010 by ChrisDuggan
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- 16 Jul 2010
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- clozapine, injection
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Rajive Goel
15 Jul 2010
Anonymous
15 Jul 2010
This reminds me of an episode my cousin had told me about she was a nurse she has now passed but when she was working for MHMR she had a client that had told her they were putting babys in her. She was being given Seroquel so she said she had 6 seroquel babys cause this is how much seroquel that was given to her before they started hiding it in her food. She was caught drinking all the milk in the fridge and when asked why she stated she had to feed her babys. When she had a doc appt. she told the doctor they had been putting babys inside of her. Needless to say the doc started cracking up laughing. Anywho yeah she was a hoot but could i ask you what the medication is?
marjorie zych
15 Jul 2010
As of right now Clozipine is only available in tablets as far as I can figure out through others on it in my area. Sounds like your brother is going to need more help and support than what he is getting, not necessarily you my friend but he may need more professional supervision right now, maybe a short stay unit might help him out some so he can get better than you can assist him better from there. It is always nice to see a caring family member trying to help out it doesn't happen very often unfortunately. We need more caring people to work with the Mentall Ill, I used to do social service type work because of family history and really enjoyed helping out but do to many physical ailments I currently cannot be active enough so it is nice to see a caring person helping out. Keep on trying my friend and maybe you will eventually get through I will keep you both in my prayers it isn't easy I know, Good luck my dear and keep in touch we are here for you too, marjorie zych
ChrisDuggan
16 Jul 2010
Thanks for your help, I am searching anywhere in the world that still makes it. He won't take it in tablet form because he says medical staff are tampering h\with it, i.e. trying to poison him. But it is the only drug that works for him. Strange enough he won't object to drugs in injectable form, but to my knowledge it is no longer available anywhere in depot(injectable) form. The Vatican, of all places, makes it but not in injectable form. My brother is in a psychiatric facility and under the best of care but staff still haven't been able to convince him to go back on the tablets.
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Sorry just saw the name and i couldnt come up with anything although even if it came intrevenious it would have to be administered by a doctor.
Clozapine. Is an anti-psychotic of last resort for treatment resistant schizophrenics. He won't take it in tablet form because he says medical staff are tampering h\with it, i.e. trying to poison him. But it is the only drug that works for him. Strange enough he won't object to drugs in injectable form, but to my knowledge it is no longer available anywhere in depot(injectable) form.