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I am going back to taking my bi polar medication as an out patient. just wanted to know i think i am not coping and should be in a controlled environment. do i have to be booked for 21 days or can it be less?
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Most often less: Call your prescriber ASAP and get in to see them to help you manage your meds. Best Wishes
Answered 9/16/2019
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