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Clomipramine cause mania is it true...or a myth
One of my friend told me about this....being ocd patient it makes me anxious when I listen all these things....bcoz my psychiatrist have prescribed me with fluvoxamine and clomipramine
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Howmuch dose ur taking???
Minimum effective doses of both won’t cause mania…if doses are high then u may switch very rarely to mania…
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Fluvoxamine and clomipramine are good standard treatments in OCD , and are absolutely safe , chances of mania that is called as a switch can happen if you have. A history of bipolar disorder if not don’t worry your psychiatrist is treating you with apt medication
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Clomipramine cause Mania. Symptoms can start as OCD can become Bipolar in future, no psychiatrist a predict the same. But it can happen in rarest of rare cases only. So don’t keep bothering and take treatment as prescribed your psychiatrist. Good luck
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