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Can tea cause abdominal pain or would it be quetipine and lithium carbonate?
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Any of them can: Although tea can cause abdominal pain on rare occasion, it is far more likely that it is the lithium. Quetipine causes abdominal 4% of the time but abdominal pain with lithium is more common than that. I would let your doctor that you are having the pain.
Answered 5/1/2016
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