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Default Schizoaffective bipolar type
Hello all, I've recently been diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. I'm supposed to start a medicine called clozapine but my ekg was abnormal so they want to do some other kind of test on may 2. Before they can decide whether or not I can take the medicine.
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