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Atypicals-zyprexa-latuda-seroquel etc. or anticonvultants-depakote-tegretol-lamictal etc..which are harder on your liver?

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Dr. Mara Fiorentino answered

Specializes in Psychiatry

Liver function: Medications are often metabolized in the liver and their safety depends on its integrity. Tegretol induces its own metabolism. Depakote increases the amount of ammonia. Zyprexa, seroquel and Latuda (lurasidone) are metabolized by different metabolic pathways by citochrome p450 enzymes. Lamictal is glucuronized. The risk of liver disease due to these drugs depends on the dose of meds and the liver capacity.

Answered 5/8/2016

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Your medication should be managed by a Psychiatrist who understands your medical and psychological history. If you are not confident in your Doctor please see another for a second opinion. Please see a Clinical Psychologist with expertise in multiple types of psychotherapy to help.

Answered 7/1/2022

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