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Feb 03, 2015, 03:29 PM
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Is anyone alse taking Latuda? I just started on it and I seem to be doing well. I'm having a few side effects, like peeing all the time, that is supposed to go away as I adjust to the med. I'd like to hear how other users are doing with this med, and whether you gained weight on it. The doc told me that it doesn't cause weight gain in most people. My voices stopped the second day I was on it, and my depression let up early on, so I'm grateful for that. I had to pay a $200 CO-PAY! We are working to get the VA to pay for it from a private doc - might take some time. Blessings to everyone and thanks!
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Feb 04, 2015, 12:47 PM
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Hello there mtnannie,
Here is a link to others reviews of this medication >>> Psych Central Reviews - Latuda (lurasidone) You might also like to post in the Psychiatric Medications forum. 
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Mar 10, 2015, 03:18 PM
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Latuda has been great...you'll keeping peeing all the time. It's annoying. Look for the manufacturer's coupon on their website.
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