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Can a person take anti pychotic medication as needed?
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Brain Medications: Nope. Anti-psychotic medication is designed to prevent flare ups and to keep a patient in the best mental state possible. They do not work if you just take them on the 'worst' days.
Answered 4/16/2013
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