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Can my long-term mental health illness ever be stable if medication can't control it?
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Depends: There are many things one can do in addition to medication that are helpful. Exercise and proper nutrition are a good start. Meditation in any form is usually helpful. If you are getting mental health medications, discuss these adjunct behaviors with your doctor.
Answered 1/20/2015
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