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Can i make gym progress (grow muscle) if i take lyrica 225mgx2, paroxetine(seroxat 20mgx2) and aripiprazole(bipodis 5mg)?
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No, it is only gradual exercise that will help with increasing strength, none of the above mentioned drugs helping if taken only to grow muscle.
Answered 7/10/2023
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