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I was diagnosed withbpd and put on meds the same day to help.the symptoms decreased but 6yrs later im starting to experience them again? still on meds
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Talk to Physician: You will want to talk to whomever is currently prescribing your medications. I hope that you have been in regular contact with that provider so that he/she will be aware of how you have been doing over time. If you are starting to have increased problems you may just need a small adjustment in your medication to get more help.
Answered 8/26/2012
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