I've been off Abilify for about 3 weeks now, and have flu-like symptoms. Is that normal and how long will it last?
Abilify Withdrawal?
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- 16 Aug 2009 by jcsandnes
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- abilify, influenza, withdrawal
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18 Aug 2009
Jcsandnes,
Its is normal to experience withdrawl from Abilify, especially if you stopped taking it sudenly. You should have tapered off of it slowly and with a doctor's help because even more severe withdrawl symptoms could occur. Talk with your doctor for further assistance, but I don't think the symptoms you are experience will last much longer. Do ask your doctor though. Good luck.
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