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Taken Purblok, Urbaonl, Aropax And Lamicton For Nervous Breakdown. Which Medicine Makes One Gain Weight?

Hi I have come out of hospital after having a nervous breakdown. I was put on Purblok 10mg - urbanol 10mg\ seroquel 200mg- aropax 25mg- lamicton 200mg - i have been on meds for a while but this is the current meds - I am terrified of putting on weight - it has already increased by 3kg in 2 weeks - which ones can put on weight
Sat, 8 Dec 2012
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Hi svanwyngaard ! Not which one but all of your medicine cause wait gain. Do you have serious problem ? Why so many psychotic drug. Due to these drugs you sure gain weight. Now what to do ! make new hobbies, do excercise if you can. Ask for dose and medicine change. Be health. Bye.
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Taken Purblok, Urbaonl, Aropax And Lamicton For Nervous Breakdown. Which Medicine Makes One Gain Weight?

Hi svanwyngaard ! Not which one but all of your medicine cause wait gain. Do you have serious problem ? Why so many psychotic drug. Due to these drugs you sure gain weight. Now what to do ! make new hobbies, do excercise if you can. Ask for dose and medicine change. Be health. Bye.