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  5. I have been taking Amisant 200 once daily for schizophrenia since 2013, and I do not have any symptoms now, but my doctor advised me to continue it lifelong. Can I stop this medicine gradually, and is it safe to do so?

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I have been taking Amisant 200 once daily for schizophrenia since 2013, and I do not have any symptoms now, but my doctor advised me to continue it lifelong. Can I stop this medicine gradually, and is it safe to do so?

Asked by Female, 49 · 28 days ago

Dr S Aneela

Dr S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

28 days ago

If you have been stable for many years, it is understandable to consider stopping the medication. However, schizophrenia often needs long-term treatment to prevent relapse. Stopping Amisant, even gradually, can increase the risk of symptoms returning. Do not reduce or stop it on your own and discuss carefully with your doctor before making any change.
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  1. Consult Your Doctor

    • Do not stop Amisant 200 (Amisulpride) without consulting your doctor.
    • Your doctor’s advice to continue lifelong is based on your medical history and risk of relapse.

  2. Gradual Reduction

    • If considering stopping, it must be done gradually under medical supervision to avoid withdrawal symptoms or relapse.

  3. Monitor Symptoms

    • Regularly monitor for any return of symptoms if any changes to medication are made.

  4. Follow-Up

    • Schedule regular follow-ups with your healthcare provider to assess your condition and medication needs.

Answered 28 days ago