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Hello Respected Doctors, BPAD1 disorder. Prescribed Qutan and Zonalta. Zonalta helped a lot, is it ok to take it for longer periods. Pls assist Regards
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Definitely zolnata is a good option for lond term maintenance treatment of mood disorders You can continue it, it is not associated with such side effects that are associated with other medications, it's a safe option
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Thanks for sharing. If a medicine is helping in BPAD, it can often be continued safely, but only under regular follow-up and monitoring. The right duration depends on your symptoms and overall progress. It’s best to review this in detail and adjust if needed—happy to guide you, please consult.
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Hi, yes. However will need further history regarding the same to advise appropriately. Consult online for a second opinion
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Its not a generic question or answer. This depends on the symptoms and the side effects. It varies from person to person. But qutan was the main first line agent for bpad 1. You should not decide medications by your own. Get a proper consult or follow up with the psychiatrist who started it. I also provide online consultation and therapy support you can contact me directly on nine eight two six five four five six six zero.
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