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Antipsychotics make me feel crippled, will this go away once done with treatment?
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Antipsychotic : These medications can have some unique neurological side effects but you cannot stop them abruptly. Usually a change of the med or addition of another can minimize side effects. Speak to your doctor.
Answered 2/2/2016
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