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Are antipsychotics safe medications? what are the side effects?
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Depends on how used : Almost every medication have side effects some more serious than others. Depending on the use, any medication can be safe or unsafe. Antipsychotic medications have serious side effects and should only be prescribed by those who understand and can manage their benefits and risks. When used in this manner, the safety of any medication can be improved.
Answered 2/27/2016
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