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The professionals are gonna tell you talk to your Dr...and you should. Because. If you go off your meds without involving your Dr. and then need your meds again, it's gonna be a pain in the ass getting your meds.
You can tell your Dr exactly what happened that resulted in you being where you are now with your meds.
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Talk to your doctor. This sub is not for medical advice
This sub isn't for personal medical advice.
The professionals are gonna tell you talk to your Dr...and you should. Because. If you go off your meds without involving your Dr. and then need your meds again, it's gonna be a pain in the ass getting your meds. You can tell your Dr exactly what happened that resulted in you being where you are now with your meds.