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Why do i get really dizzy sometimes after taking geodon (ziprasidone)? it feels like a return of symptoms of hearing voices but not yet. can't focus eyes or contact
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Geodon (ziprasidone) is a: powerful drug that can produce the symptoms you take it to relieve. Like all psychiatric meds, you should be in constant contact with your psychiatrist (presumably the prescribing MD) and inform him/her about any of these experiences--right away.
Answered 10/28/2016
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