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Fluphenazine and tardive dyskinesia relationship?
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Could be: Any of the sedative hypnotic medications of that class can be associated with tardive dyskinesia- especially those like thorazine, (chlorpromazine) fluphenazine, piperazines and even butyrphenones.
Answered 7/23/2012
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