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Apr 07, 2016, 10:12 AM
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I would reduce the number of meds as much as possible. Ideally, two that counterbalance each other. Experimenting is a lot faster and probably more effective.
So maybe (just) an antipsychotic together with the lamotrigine or only an antidepressant (I'd suggest just using an antipsychotic and the lamotrigine to do the antidepressive part).
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