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What to do if i get frequent urination from antipsychotics?
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Talk to your doctor: Frequent urination could be a side effect of some antipsychotics. Some antipsychotics can also cause constipation which may result in increased pressure on your bladder. If it continues, I would talk to your doctor about an alternative medication.
Answered 4/13/2015
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