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… to make you sleepy, and you'll get medicines to relax your muscles. Then an electrical current is briefly sent to … to a year. This will reduce the risk of relapse. For mental health conditions, ECT is usually given along with medicine, counselling, or both. Ask your doctor when you can drive after having an ECT …
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… as corticosteroids or chemotherapy ) that change how well your body can fight infections (immunity). For a blood … need to do anything at home to prepare for the test. Tell your health professional if you took antibiotics recently. How It …
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… decision weighs the risks and benefits of these medicines. Your doctor can help you decide. Medicines for behaviour … aripiprazole, haloperidol, and risperidone. Advisories. Health Canada and the U.S. Food and Drug Administration … of dementia. Another antianxiety medicine called buspirone also can be tried. These medicines may increase …
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