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I was prescribed 5mg of abilify. should it be taken before bed or in the morning. my dr. says either way is ok as long as i adhere to that schedule.
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Either is fine: Consistent use is important. If you feel tired shortly after taking it, taking it before bed would make sense. Good luck!
Answered 1/23/2018
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