Help I need some advices

[La Lorona]

Hi guys. I attempted CBT multiple times by overdosing on prescribed medication (which is kvetiapin, lorazepam, lamotrigin and escitalopram)
I took realy a lot of it, everything that I had at home, which was multiple boxes, and even combined it with alcohol on empty stomac, and btw, I don't waight more then 50-55 kg at heaviest. And somehow, every time I just fall asleep for about 24-48h, and just wake up like nothing happened, feel dizzy and tired for few days but nothing more then that. What is wrong with me or with medication?

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Welcome to the forum. The meds you have aren't useful to to OD on them.

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[Holu]

Tolerance and metabolism. If your been taking these meds for a while your tolerance is probably built up a fair amount and if your someone with high metabolism its possible that your body is just metabolizing the meds quick enough.

Also it's possible some of the meds are actually neutralizing or reducing the potency one another. Same case with the alcohol.

 

[La Lorona]

Welcome to the forum. The meds you have aren't useful to to OD on them.

There's the Suicide Resource Compilation. If you're interested in ODs then you should read the PPH.

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What is PPH?

 

[Holu]

Welcome to the forum. The meds you have are not made to be able to OD on them.

There's the Suicide Resource Compilation. If you're interested in ODs then you should read the PPH.

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Kinda correct. Theoretically taking these meds would either stop one's breathing or their heartbeat since they are sedatives(depressants). You could very much and easily OD on them.

That said @La Lorona id be careful doing this. Another possibility is actually a coma, which might be the worse case scenario. It prob wouldn't be over a week but I can't tell you how long since your taking a ton of different things so there isn't much precedent.

What is PPH?

Peaceful pill handbook.

 

[Praestat_Mori]

What is PPH?

Peacefull Pill Handbook.

Kinda correct. Theoretically taking these meds would either stop one's breathing or their heartbeat since they are sedatives(depressants). You could very much and easily OD on them.

That said @La Lorona id be careful doing this. Another possibility is actually a coma, which might be the worse case scenario. It prob wouldn't be over a week but I can't tell you how long since your taking a ton of different things so there isn't much precedent.

Peaceful pill handbook.

Yes, but it's unreliable. Those meds would long be forbidden if it was that easy.

 

[Holu]

Those meds would long be forbidden if it was that easy.

They arguably are forbidden. All four are prescription drugs, likely for this individual who has either bipolar or schizoaffective but it's possible other things like very severe anxiety or depression. This individual isn't overdosing on over the counter meds, these are specifically prescribed for a specific disorder or disorders

Adding extra, there are over the counter sleeping meds which if you took say, 1000mg of zzzquil, odds are your gonna have a seizure and potentially drop dead. When medication has use with high demand, they aren't gonna bother banning it, since it helps a significant amount more than it hurts. If someone does use it inappropriately, it's not the meds fault, and since it's not something that is niche, it won't be removed. Especially if it's already FDA.

Reread this and as a disclaimer. This is not me endorsing overdosing on sleeping meds. It's a really risky way of going. Yes, in theory if you take an extremely high dosage you probably will just fall asleep and not awake, but how high that dosage is going to be very difficult to determine. My advice, find a better alternative. The same goes with oding on sedatives of any kind. You risk seizures and comas for something which is unlikely to be a one attempt thing. Additionally, should your brain be deprived of oxygen long enough to cause permanent damage, this would essentially remove any scrap hope of a recovery since even if you decided to forgo cbt you would have a myriad of new health related problems. If you must do so, just do so with extreme caution and preparation.

 

[Little_Suzy]

They arguably are forbidden. All four are prescription drugs, likely for this individual who has either bipolar or schizoaffective but it's possible other things like very severe anxiety or depression. This individual isn't overdosing on over the counter meds, these are specifically prescribed for a specific disorder or disorders

Adding extra, there are over the counter sleeping meds which if you took say, 1000mg of zzzquil, odds are your gonna have a seizure and drop dead. When medication has use with high demand, they aren't gonna bother banning it, since it helps a significant amount more than it hurts. If someone does use it inappropriately, it's not the meds fault, and since it's not something that is niche, it won't be removed. Especially if it's already FDA.

I am not bipolar or schizoaffective, but I have been prescribed those medications. Medication treats symptoms rather than the illness. My doctors will write it on the label. Antipsychotics for insomnia; antidepressants for migraines; and anticonvulsants for ED.

Personally, I love Lamictal because it keeps me alert and relaxed without causing weight gain. A single dose (100 mg - 200 mg) of Lamictal on an empty stomach makes me extremely queasy. I ended up in the ER once because I couldn't stop throwing up.

Taking too much medication is overdosing, not suicide. To learn about this method, OP should read the PPH. Prescription drugs and alcohol can increase suicidal thoughts and reckless behavior, so abusing them is not advised. Allow yourself the opportunity to get better, rather than becoming increasingly ill.

 

[Holu]

I am not bipolar or schizoaffective, but I have been prescribed those medications. Medication treats symptoms rather than the illness. My doctors will write it on the label. Antipsychotics for insomnia; antidepressants for migraines; and anticonvulsants for ED.

Personally, I love Lamictal because it keeps me alert and relaxed without causing weight gain. A single dose (100 mg - 200 mg) of Lamictal on an empty stomach makes me extremely queasy. I ended up in the ER once because I couldn't stop throwing up.

Taking too much medication is overdosing, not suicide. To learn about this method, OP should read the PPH. Prescription drugs and alcohol can increase suicidal thoughts and reckless behavior, so abusing them is not advised. Allow yourself the opportunity to get better, rather than becoming increasingly ill.

Sometimes I forget GPs can prescribe typically disorder oriented medication. Psychiatrists usually do prescribe for disorders(illness) over symptoms, but it's not uncommon to prescribe multiple different meds to best deal with comorbidity.

And as I wrote in the follow up post, I strongly recommend against using sedatives or sleeping meds. I gave a good amount of reasons why. The point was more that you can still use high amounts of sedatives to ctb. If it's enough to slow your heart or breath, you will die of hypoxia.

 

[La Lorona]

Sometimes I forget GPs can prescribe typically disorder oriented medication. Psychiatrists usually do prescribe for disorders(illness) over symptoms, but it's not uncommon to prescribe multiple different meds to best deal with comorbidity.

And as I wrote in the follow up post, I strongly recommend against using sedatives or sleeping meds. I gave a good amount of reasons why. The point was more that you can still use high amounts of sedatives to cbt. If it's enough to slow your heart or breath, you will die of hypoxia.

I tried it multiple times, but as you said, I am probably already imune to those meds since I have been taking them for 14 years. I need a more effective method, preferably something peacefull and painless that I can do in my bedroom. Any suggestions?

 

[Holu]

I tried it multiple times, but as you said, I am probably already imune to those meds since I have been taking them for 14 years. I need a more effective method, preferably something peacefull and painless that I can do in my bedroom. Any suggestions?

Something which sounds scary but when done properly is hanging. It would effectively achieve what your attempting with the medication(that being hypoxia) however it would be a little spookier during. It also doesn't require you to hang from a roof, look into partials. If you want to look for experiences with failed hangings, you can make posts or look through old ones(I saw something on testimonies). Aside from that you could try to get your hands on actual substances for death(SN or N), but worth mentioning those can also take multiple attempts. There is a megathread on suicide methods on this forum. I wish I could just give you a 3 second method but it's best to do research to figure out how to prepare and properly preform rather than wing it.

 

[La Lorona]

Something which sounds scary but when done properly is hanging. It would effectively achieve what your attempting with the medication(that being hypoxia) however it would be a little spookier during. It also doesn't require you to hang from a roof, look into partials. If you want to look for experiences with failed hangings, you can make posts or look through old ones(I saw something on testimonies). Aside from that you could try to get your hands on actual substances for death(SN or N), but worth mentioning those can also take multiple attempts. There is a megathread on suicide methods on this forum. I wish I could just give you a 3 second method but it's best to do research to figure out how to prepare and properly preform rather than wing it.

I will resurch, thank you

 

[Holu]

I will resurch, thank you

I hope things work out with whatever path you choose, not just in methods but if u decide to choose recovery. Hope you're doing okay, I can't imagine what you're experiencing after several failed attempts. Wishing the best for you, make sure that while you're researching you still take care of yourself. The goal is to end suffering not increase it, so if ur on an empty stomach consider eating and drinking. When you have decided and planned then you can fast etc. Best of luck to you

 

[Little_Suzy]

Sometimes I forget GPs can prescribe typically disorder oriented medication. Psychiatrists usually do prescribe for disorders(illness) over symptoms, but it's not uncommon to prescribe multiple different meds to best deal with comorbidity.

And as I wrote in the follow up post, I strongly recommend against using sedatives or sleeping meds. I gave a good amount of reasons why. The point was more that you can still use high amounts of sedatives to ctb. If it's enough to slow your heart or breath, you will die of hypoxia.

I agree with you and have upvoted your post. It is true that abusing medications is bad news for the many reasons you mentioned. It can also increase your chances of experiencing side effects such as suicidal ideation.

What if you were never suicidal and it was your pills causing the ideations? I did not abuse Wellbutrin, but I believe it contributed to my active suicidal period and anhedonia. For those interested in this method, the PPH has been linked, which includes the "pill cocktail recipes."

 

[Holu]

I agree with you and have upvoted your post. It is true that abusing medications is bad news for the many reasons you mentioned. It can also increase your chances of experiencing side effects such as suicidal ideation.

What if you were never suicidal and it was your pills causing the ideations? I did not abuse Wellbutrin, but I believe it contributed to my active suicidal period and anhedonia. For those interested in this method, the PPH has been linked, which includes the "pill cocktail recipes."

Yupyup, medication, especially medication which increase norepinephrine, dopamine, or serotonin levels can conversely cause agitation, especially when taken in extreme dosages due to overstimulation caused by the reuptake inhibition. This in turn can make one more anxious, depressed, or suicidal.

As for the possibility that the meds are the cause of OPs ideation, assuming OP got their prescriptions from their psychiatrist and not their GP, I'd hope that any adverse affects would have been addressed in the subsequent follow up checkups, which are standard practice. They said they had been taking their medication for fourteen years, which unless their psychiatrist(or psychiatrists since it's such a long period) was inept or uncaring, likely would have been noticed during the checkups to approve for more medication or dosage changes. That isn't to say it's not possible or unlikely that the medication is the problem, since everyone experiences the meds somewhat uniquely and poor mental healthcare workers isn't unheard of. The system isn't perfect, but as with most things it tends to air on the side of caution, so given the decade long medication usage, assuming the psychiatrist is properly trained and involved in their work, id hope this isn't the cause of OPs problems.

 

[La Lorona]

Yupyup, medication, especially medication which increase norepinephrine, dopamine, or serotonin levels can conversely cause agitation, especially when taken in extreme dosages due to overstimulation caused by the reuptake inhibition. This in turn can make one more anxious, depressed, or suicidal.

As for the possibility that the meds are the cause of OPs ideation, assuming OP got their prescriptions from their psychiatrist and not their GP, I'd hope that any adverse affects would have been addressed in the subsequent follow up checkups, which are standard practice. They said they had been taking their medication for fourteen years, which unless their psychiatrist(or psychiatrists since it's such a long period) was inept or uncaring, likely would have been noticed during the checkups to approve for more medication or dosage changes. That isn't to say it's not possible or unlikely that the medication is the problem, since everyone experiences the meds somewhat uniquely and poor mental healthcare workers isn't unheard of. The system isn't perfect, but as with most things it tends to air on the side of caution, so given the decade long medication usage, assuming the psychiatrist is properly trained and involved in their work, id hope this isn't the cause of OPs problems.

It's not because of medication, I feel suicidal for years, no metter if I am taking medication regularely as prescribed, or overdosing on them, or less then prescribed. It is despair deep inside me caused by my past and my mental illness (severe case of BPD)

 

[Holu]

It's not because of medication, I feel suicidal for years, no metter if I am taking medication regularely as prescribed, or overdosing on them, or less then prescribed. It is despair deep inside me caused by my past and my mental illness (severe case of BPD)

Ya I figured it's not meds. Also BPD was not expected lol, but antipsychotics can be prescribed, especially for more severe cases. I'm sorry for how your feeling, and I hope you do find what your looking for. You deserve peace from your suffering.

 

[La Lorona]

Ya I figured it's not meds. Also BPD was not expected lol, but antipsychotics can be prescribed, especially for more severe cases. I'm sorry for how your feeling, and I hope you do find what your looking for. You deserve peace from your suffering.

BPD is hell. And it can be very tricky to find the right dose and combination of meds.

 

[Holu]

BPD is hell. And it can be very tricky to find the right dose and combination of meds.

Most disorders are like this unfortunately. The reason I made a separation being one's GP(general physician aka doctor) and psychiatrist is because unlike most medication for the body, the brain and psychological disorders are significantly less understood. It's never as easy as just giving a pill which corrects for one or a few things, as every brain and body responds differently, and when there are several complex factors involved, finding the right solution is like navigating a labyrinth. Perhaps in the future we will be able to ease such disorders at higher success rates with less complex solutions, but for now your kinda stuck in the era where we know enough to start, but nowhere near enough to finish.

 

[La Lorona]

Welcome to the forum. The meds you have aren't useful to to OD on them.

There's the Suicide Resource Compilation. If you're interested in ODs then you should read the PPH.

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Can someone tell me something about aspirin (acetylsalicylin acid) + diazepam + alcohol in super high dose?
And if it is painfull, can sedative overdosing on top of it numb the pain?

 

[Praestat_Mori]

Can someone tell me something about aspirin (acetylsalicylin acid) + diazepam + alcohol in super high dose?
And if it is painfull, can sedative overdosing on top of it numb the pain?

It's not recommended. You only harm yourself but most likely u won't die.

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[LukaParrot]

Take your time, here you are going to find the information you need if you really reach a point of no return.

This type of information is not available anywhere..... consider that SN is the most common choice and there is almost no way back. Be 100% sure about commiting.

We're not here to judge, we dont know what you have been passing throught life, feel free to vent, to talk, to see in other perspectives from another people.

Wish you the best.

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[ThisIsLife]

What is PPH?

This is PPH

You can't OD on benzos alone. They were made to be a safer alternative to barbiturates, which were much more dangerous when they were the common sleeping drugs because the therapeutic dose was close to the fatal dose (and the fatal dose could be reached accidentally because of a long half-life).

Successful ODs generally involve opioids + benzos + alcohol because they are CNS depressants and have synergetic effect but it requires "calibration" that depends on tolerance, the "type" and potency of said opioids in the drug mix.

TLDR: successful OD = the central nervous system is depressed -> the brain "forgets" to tell the body it has to breathe -> death.

 

[sximii]

I've OD on many meds too. It caused me lots of problems, once I was in hospital and on an IV for 4 days. Many times psychiatric units. I realised OD just isn't effective. Very low chance, even statistically. I also weight 51kg. It's just not a reliable method. Most modern meds are way too safe so unless it's fentanyl or something like that (even then) your chances aren't high

 

[d-tea]

Hi guys. I attempted CBT multiple times by overdosing on prescribed medication (which is kvetiapin, lorazepam, lamotrigin and escitalopram)
I took realy a lot of it, everything that I had at home, which was multiple boxes, and even combined it with alcohol on empty stomac, and btw, I don't waight more then 50-55 kg at heaviest. And somehow, every time I just fall asleep for about 24-48h, and just wake up like nothing happened, feel dizzy and tired for few days but nothing more then that. What is wrong with me or with medication?

ODs with those medications just don't seem to be very reliable. I have tried venlafaxine, metoprolol, bupropion & paracetamol with codeine (though I half-assed most of those because I was just tired and wanted to see some effect, wasn't motivated to go through with it) and I just went on with my day most of those times and felt fine, maybe a bit more anxious than usual...