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I take latuda for 11 years for mood swings. helps. decreased from 60 to 20mg within 6 months. worried about long term effects. every time i stop completely mood swings return immediately. will it resolve eventually or must i take it forever. thanks?
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This is not the ideal platform to obtain personalized medical information. You need to follow up with a trusted psychiatrist or primary care physician in your community who can advise you after hearing your entire medical history. I would not discontinue medications that have been initiated in the past, without medical supervision.
Answered 1/15/2023
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