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Withdrawl symtoms
Do sinosam 400 mg and levusulpride have withdrawl symtoms does these medicines have withdrawl symtom
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Levosulpride can have
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Hi Sir
Levosulpride is not used in Psychiatry ....primary use is in gastroesophagal reflux disease Irritable bowel syndromes..... Stop it...as it does not have much withdraw symptoms which will bother you...
And usually people stop it... abruptly.
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Dr. Sanjay Jain
Addiction Psychiatrist
19 yrs exp
Jaipur
Sinosam contains s-adenosyl methionine which usually doesn't cause withdrawal symptoms but levosulpiride being an antipsychotics may cause withdrawal symptoms. Withdrawal symptoms also depends on how long since you are taking these medications, for what purpose, what doses, stopped suddenly and vary person to person.
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