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On new meds trazadone and risperdol . mild skin rash on behind, legs and feet . really don't want meds to be cause, cause i'm happy. what should i do ?
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Rash: Skin rashes are not uncommon with these types of medication. If it remains of little consequence then I would continue the medication. However if it persists and is getting worse you need to see your dr for a change of medication
Answered 10/25/2014
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