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Old 09-05-2009, 01:10 PM #1
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Default New Med Effects
I have been on a new depression/bi-polar drug for a weeks now. The drug is Aplenzin. I have been suffering from headaches, dizzyness, and lack of motivation. It actually feels like I have gone backwords in my treatment. I attempted to contact my pdoc Friday to get him to change my meds, but the office was closed.
Anyone taking this medication, let me know if it is affecting you the same way.
Anyone that is not taking the drug, please contact me before you do.
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