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Can i get examples of how different meds affect people?
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I wonder if this happens with other meds as well. I don't want to take anything that'll do that to me
It's one of those things where simultaneously keep an eye on it but don't worry about it too much. Honestly I was an idiot because I just kept going to hospital without thinking maybe my medications are the problem lol. I just assumed that if it was fine after 3 months it'd be fine after 24 months. A lot of people have zero issues, I was just both unlucky and stupid