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Can my gp give me antipsychotic medication?
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He may: Any physician is authorized to prescribe antipsychotics however gps prefer that you should be evaluated by a psychiatrist first if there is a need for antipsychotic.
Answered 11/10/2017
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Possibly: A general practioner may or may not feel comfortable prescribing antipsychotic medications. I most often see antipsychotic medications being prescribed by psychiatrists.
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