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Escitalopram
The doctor prescribed escitalopram and i got escitalopram tablets from hospital but I was not sure about quality so I bought escitalopram from outside and started taking from last more than one month
but I feel now I can't pay anymore for escitalopram as it's expensive each tablet cost 10-12 rupees
From now can i take escitalopram which was given in hospital
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Yes , you can definitely take the ones given in the hospital.
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I can help you better with further treatment course needed. U can connect me via whatsapp on seven zero eight two zero two two zero six two.
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You certainly can
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Hi.. didn't understand the question. Maybe you got free medications from a government hospital.. right.. ?? How do you know the medicines won't work without taking them? I suggest you take them and then decide.
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Please discuss with your treating psychiatrist
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