top | item 20076712 (no title) scroblart | 6 years ago Try finding a psychiatrist willing to help you through that. Most won't (it is seen as risky and liability-generating). discuss order hn newest ddorian43|6 years ago That doesn't make any sense. So if a drug isn't providing any benefits (or too many side effects) your doc won't help you to quit it ?? scroblart|6 years ago Often the doctor that a person has when they realize that they need to get off a medication is not the original doctor that prescribed the medication.And yes, most psychiatrists don't want the liability of weaning somebody off a medication.You are right, it doesn't make any sense--it certainly is not good for patients. load replies (1)
ddorian43|6 years ago That doesn't make any sense. So if a drug isn't providing any benefits (or too many side effects) your doc won't help you to quit it ?? scroblart|6 years ago Often the doctor that a person has when they realize that they need to get off a medication is not the original doctor that prescribed the medication.And yes, most psychiatrists don't want the liability of weaning somebody off a medication.You are right, it doesn't make any sense--it certainly is not good for patients. load replies (1)
scroblart|6 years ago Often the doctor that a person has when they realize that they need to get off a medication is not the original doctor that prescribed the medication.And yes, most psychiatrists don't want the liability of weaning somebody off a medication.You are right, it doesn't make any sense--it certainly is not good for patients. load replies (1)
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scroblart|6 years ago
And yes, most psychiatrists don't want the liability of weaning somebody off a medication.
You are right, it doesn't make any sense--it certainly is not good for patients.