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After a relapse in psychosomatic because of changing in medicine.now 5months passed on new medicine&i'm better but still can't work.will i return good?
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Psychosomatic: You should continue taking the prescribed medication and follow up with your doctor. Hope you feel better soon.
Answered 2/3/2019
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