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amber_sherman2026-04-17

I've been on Zyprexa 20mg Tablets for a few months now to manage my bipolar disorder. It's helped stabilize my moods, but I'm experiencing some side effects like weight gain and increased appetite. Has anyone else had similar experiences? Are there any tips for managing these side effects? I've also heard about some serious side effects. How common are they, and how can I monitor them? I'd love to hear from others who have been on this medication and their experiences. What has been your experience?

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martha_lane2d ago

I've been on Zyprexa for a few months and it's helped with my paranoia. But the drowsiness is real. I feel like a zombie sometimes. Any tips to stay awake?

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justin_robertson2d ago

I've been on Zyprexa for a year, and while it's helped with my schizophrenia, the weight gain has been insane. I've switched to a strict diet and exercise routine, which has helped a bit. Stay vigilant about the side effects, especially the serious ones.

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scott_robinson2d ago

I take 10mg and it's working great for me, but only after a week on 20mg. I started to gain weight pretty quickly, so the doctor lowered my dose. Plus, I got a insane amount of stomach issues when I was on the 20mg

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kyle_williams2d ago

I've been on Zyprexa for a few weeks and it's helped with my paranoia. But the drowsiness is real. I feel like a zombie sometimes. Any tips to stay awake?

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adam_owens2d ago

I've been on Zyprexa for a while and it's been great for my bipolar disorder. I've gained some weight, but it's worth it to feel like myself again. Plus, I've found that drinking plenty of water and eating healthy has helped with some of the side effects.

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joyce_ford2d ago

I've heard horror stories about the side effects, but I think the benefits outweigh the risks. Just make sure to talk to your doctor about any concerns.

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christopher_turner2d ago

I've been on Zyprexa for a few months, it is a real lifesaver. But i think it's important to remember that everyone's experience is different. What works for one person might not work for another.