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I Wish I'd Been a Jester Too.
- Apr 3, 2023
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I don't know about "dangerous", however since a common side effect with it is nausea and it's recommended to take an anti emetic with SN procedures this med probably wouldn't be advisable. I mention this as nausea and vomiting are often experienced with the SN, which is why an anti emetic is recommended, so any med which also induces sick feelings could be anti productive.
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Holu
Hypomania go brrr
- Apr 5, 2023
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Someone correct me if I'm wrong because my understanding is limited but
Sn binds to hemoglobin in your blood, which makes it so your blood carries less oxygen, and you die from hypoxia.
Aripiprazole has no effect on your hemoglobin as far as I'm aware. It simply modulates dopamine and serotonin activity in your brain.
You should be fine
Sn binds to hemoglobin in your blood, which makes it so your blood carries less oxygen, and you die from hypoxia.
Aripiprazole has no effect on your hemoglobin as far as I'm aware. It simply modulates dopamine and serotonin activity in your brain.
You should be fine
