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Sir and Ma'am,
Diagnosed with BPAD 1.Is it ok to take arip and qutan sr together. Please guide as peescribed by different doctors.
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More than protocols and guidelines it’s your improvement and overall quality of life matters.
So if u r symptoms have subsided and no side effects the combination is okay
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Aripiprazole and quetiapine can be prescribed together in certain cases; however, the dosage is an important consideration, especially if they have been prescribed by different doctors. It is advisable to follow the treatment plan of a single clinician to avoid unnecessary duplication or higher cumulative doses, which may increase the risk of side effects in some.
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If different doctors have prescribed it then the doses would be varied. They can be taken together but dose adjustment is needed. For online consultation and drug optimization you can contact me directly on nine eight two six five four five six six zero.
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Follow advise of one doctor completely.
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It’s understandable to feel confused with different prescriptions.
Aripiprazole and Qutan SR can be used together in some cases, but not everyone needs both, and it should be carefully monitored.
It’s best not to adjust medications on your own—please consult one psychiatrist and follow a single, consistent treatment plan.
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Dr. Bojja Sarada Sireesha
Addiction Psychiatrist
8 yrs exp
Puducherry
Hii ... I completely understand your concern.
Yes Arip and Qutan sr can be taken together. Usually given when symptoms are not controlled with one medication.
However both belong to the same class. Taking them together may increase the chances of side effects based on the dosage.
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It is best to consult one psychiatrist and follow the single consistent plan.
Inform about the medications your taking to your consulting doctor.
Do not change or reduce the dose of medications on your own, as it may cause relapse of symptoms.
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If you're condition is stable your doctor may gradually taper the dose and simplify your medications.
consider online or in person consultation for a clear unified treatment plan.
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