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I have been taking maoi's fo. most of my life and also use ritalin (methylphenidate) w/o problems. do you think the concern over rise in bp is overrated?
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No: There is no indication that you have bipolar and the treatment for it is now very advanced and helping patients greatly.
Answered 2/27/2013
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