Taking Medication For Tourettes

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  • Опубликовано: 28 сен 2024
  • Hi everyone! Today's video is all about using medication for Tourettes treatment. I have Tourette Syndrome and I have been on different medications since I was 12 years old, and now at 23, I think I've finally found a medication that works for Tourettes. This video talks about my medication journey with Tourettes treatment, and what works vs what didn't work. This is my story.
    As a girl with Tourette's, I would love to spread awareness and education about my disorder, as I feel it is quite misunderstood in today's society. The media has made it out to be a swearing disorder only, which is far from true. I hope this video will educate you on Tourette Syndrome and tic disorders! Life with Tourettes can be difficult, but just know that we're the same as everyone else...except for the fact we tic like clocks! (:
    Thanks for watching!
    Follow me on Instagram! @ticcingclock
    TikTok: @ticcingtogether

Комментарии • 31

  • @bridgettehenslin9051
    @bridgettehenslin9051 3 года назад +8

    First of all, thank you for sharing your journey through life with Tourette's. My daughter has been having a lot of suicidal thoughts because her tic attacks have been very violent lately. Therefore, I would appreciate knowing what you experienced in the psychiatric ward for suicide prevention. Again, thank you!

  • @roblewis3147
    @roblewis3147 2 года назад +5

    Thank you for sharing your story.
    I've had Tourettes since I was 16(Well that's when I was first diagnosed)
    And I've ran the gauntlet of medications,
    Some have worked some have not.
    But all in all,in my personal opinion, is that the all the medication I'm after taking over the years has made me worse instead of better, so I'm going down the natural remedy road, so lately I've been taking cbd isolate oil, and let me tell you, the difference is like night and day.
    I never wanted to be on medications for my Tourettes,
    Because like most(not all) but most doctors are taught "a patient cured,is a patient lost" I'm 41 now and ever since I started taking the cbd isolate, like I said, I can't get over the difference.
    So any of you guys out there that don't want to be taking pills for rest of your life,
    I'd strongly suggest you go down a road that involves a more natural or herbal remedie.
    Even the foods you eat can have a huge impact on your tics.
    For example, blue berries and different kinds of tea, work wonders for Tourettes.
    I just encourage you to do your own research, and then come to a conclusion on what's best for you.
    Anyway, that's just my thoughts on the subject. ✌

  • @brijemnaagresivu
    @brijemnaagresivu Месяц назад

    Thank you for sharing :D
    I was diagnosed when I was 6. Went through a dozen different medications and treatments. Most of them did nothing and had really bad side effects (paranoia, weight gain, anxiety, depression, etc.). In desperation, I even tried homeopathy and bioenergetics. Not sure if those did something but they definetly didn't have side effects... When I was 19, I finally found a doctor in Hannover, Germany that specializes in Tourette's. She put me on Abilify. It was the only thing that worked and had somewhat tolerable side effects - or the first few days of taking it I would feel lethargic and tired, but that would pass over time.
    Now I'm 29, my tics are barely noticible, and I take Abilify only periodically, if they intensify.
    Great advice about doing your own research. Read, study, learn, guys. If you have a condition you will definetly have more experience with it than any doctor out there, unless they are speciffically specialized in your condition. Even than, read about them, educate yourself about the medications they give you. The number of doctors that will just want to sell you something may not be huge, but with the wrong therapy, it doesn't take a lot to take your life from inconvenient to dreadfull.

  • @RouthCND
    @RouthCND 2 года назад +2

    I had stopped Lexapro and my tics gone worse than ever.

  • @maxxmason723
    @maxxmason723 3 года назад +5

    I started Zoloft a month ish ago and 2 days ago my tics decreased like I took a shower and pet my cat I ATE A MEAL and I didn’t throw or spit or punch or scream at anything I think that means it’s working showering and eating are usually a nightmare but it’s been a great 2 days I’ve had so much energy I hope it stays like this but I was told my body’s probably gonna get used to it and it will have to be raised in dosage I love the feeling of not ticing constantly my tics are very tame now

    • @RouthCND
      @RouthCND 2 года назад

      Hi How is your medication going? I am recently just back on medication.

    • @maxxmason723
      @maxxmason723 2 года назад

      @@RouthCND I was put on Risperidone because the effects of Zoloft slowly wore down it’s helping much more now I hope your meds are helping

  • @christinahamlin2381
    @christinahamlin2381 4 месяца назад

    Thank you I've had this for 35 years 😢

  • @guybarsade1272
    @guybarsade1272 3 месяца назад

    i am taking pimozide for around 10 years, remove my eye ticks, but i got new ticks in my legs and face. one neurologist told me its cause of the pimozide

  • @Kapplerartbloomingdale
    @Kapplerartbloomingdale Год назад +1

    Do you every take adderall, clonazap, or Prozac for Tourette’s? That’s what I take?

    • @lifeofacarpenterbridgebuil3487
      @lifeofacarpenterbridgebuil3487 4 месяца назад

      And how does it work. My son was diagnosed at 6 and he is 19 now. Still haven’t found anything that works

  • @zxloxtyytxolxz5022
    @zxloxtyytxolxz5022 Год назад

    Thank you for sharing

  • @masteranas8608
    @masteranas8608 Год назад +1

    🥺🤗😭😭

  • @19cas63
    @19cas63 Месяц назад

    you are a fantastic person to come on here and share your life , keep doing it your loved .

  • @Adem12999
    @Adem12999 Месяц назад

    Hi I am nine and I got tics by my head jerking

  • @romeshtisseverasinghe8187
    @romeshtisseverasinghe8187 Год назад +2

    Thank you, so informative.

    • @TiccingTogether
      @TiccingTogether  Год назад

      ❤️❤️

    • @jatinsharma5024
      @jatinsharma5024 10 месяцев назад

      ​@@TiccingTogetherHi miss.
      Can you please suggest which medicine worked for your tics and OCD?
      Olanzapine is giving me weight gain , also hypertension.
      What about Pimozide ?

  • @evanmbxx8897
    @evanmbxx8897 3 года назад +1

    👋

  • @zxloxtyytxolxz5022
    @zxloxtyytxolxz5022 Год назад +1

    Please continue to post, glad you found something that works. Their will always be haters period. Just look the other way. Continue sharing all your experience thank u

    • @TiccingTogether
      @TiccingTogether  Год назад

      ❤️❤️❤️

    • @jatinsharma5024
      @jatinsharma5024 7 месяцев назад

      ​​@@TiccingTogether Hi , I am from India, I have haloperidol but that made me overexcited and hyperactive So I left that med.
      I have mild OCD and milder tics.
      Now , My doc is only giving me Fluoxetine 40 mg a day
      Should I try pimozide ?

  • @Tiare619
    @Tiare619 Год назад

    I got help with my PKD movement disorder from the first medication I tried.

  • @ricmay2837
    @ricmay2837 Год назад

    The pharmaceutical industry….I found hurt me …and 34 years ago I flushed …and go …and …I don’t even turn to cold remedies….none … blue moon life ..I know
    My language..definitely not using words made by the medical-pharmaceutical industry ..unless for common language for others lives…to help the communication…clarity …quoting others ..
    Bless the Ticking …. I hope faith helps her ..now she has found Pim …a helper …stop it jumping on others …

  • @ricmay2837
    @ricmay2837 Год назад

    Individual tic….uncontrolled movements and noises … also in South Africa tic is a piping drug …made locally..from chemicals from flat screen modern tvs ..mixed …..horrible ….

  • @jonathanjackson1067
    @jonathanjackson1067 8 месяцев назад

    Thank you for making this video. My Son has received his diagnosis today and will be starting on meds which I hope will help him cope in his daily life.

  • @Kapplerartbloomingdale
    @Kapplerartbloomingdale 10 месяцев назад

    Did you try Klonopin

  • @ricmay2837
    @ricmay2837 Год назад

    People compete for their illnesses…showcasing their conditions…from ultra feeders ….to ticks …to trans …to anxious issues…walking disorders …cleaning issues …showcasing shopping, sport, even oil or food fears …fears of nature..the air ..the animals ..fur …. Endless Conditions to showcase …and compete …bless

    • @El_the_nerd
      @El_the_nerd 3 месяца назад

      Ok no. And also being trans is literally not an illness, lol.

    • @henryzhao4622
      @henryzhao4622 2 месяца назад

      Damn you to hell