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2019-09-29 06:42:26
I'm attaching the screenshot of the question that I posted and didn't get the answer. Plz tell me the long term harm
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You can discuss with your psychiatrist and get your antidepressant changed from your current ssri to other antidepressant that dont cause diarrhoea and. Constipation. Longterm use of ppis cause osteoporosis.

Answered2019-09-29 06:53:47

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