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Long term side effects
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Prescribed quitipin 50,works the best for my sleep issues. Ongoing 3 months, is it ok to take it longterm. Are there any side effects. Ple guide.
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It's safe, All psychiatry medicine should be Tapered with time, (symptoms specific)
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You must be continuing this medication under the guidance of the doctor as per my view. At this dose, side effects chances are least. As a part of routine check up you can done your investigations as RBS, LIPID PROFILE, weight monitoring. Along with medication you can follow sleep hygiene, relaxation exercises also, gradually may be your sleep get better even on low dose. You should discuss with your doctor also, do not adjust dose on your own
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Quitpin is quite a safe drug and can be taken for a long time
We need to evaluate the cause of your sleep disturbances.
At times , it can cause weight gain
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Hi.. depends on the condition for which you were prescribed the same. Consult online for suggestions
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