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What is the best time to take Aripiprazole 5 mg ie evening, night, morning or afternoon as I am confused due to doctor out of India. Pls guide. Regards to all
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Aripiprazol can be taken in the morning or night as it is not sedating. Also it is best to regularly take it at a fixed time and to not skip doses.
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Hi.. you can take in day or night. No issues
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You can take in night, try to maintain a fixed time range for taking medication e.g.8-9
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
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6 yrs exp
Rajkot
You may takec morning time also night time also but sometimes this medicine can cause luminous so we advise patient to take it night time
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Dr. Ritesh Ranjan
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Patna
At night.
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