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Despite all the side effects/warnings, is orap (pimozide) generally well tolerated/safe?
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Yes.: When prescribed properly, it is safe and well-tolerated. You are wise to understand that all the warnings may be important in that you should be informed, but they can be off-putting in distorting the overall picture.
Answered 8/10/2015
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