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Does geodon (ziprasidone) decrease motivation because of blocking of dopamine receptors?
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Possible: You may be feeling decreased motivation due to the illness you are being treated for, or as a side effect of the medication. Side effects can wear off so if not too detrimental, give it some time. It is important to always let your treating physician know how you are feeling. Take good care of yourself while you heal.
Answered 3/14/2016
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