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I stopped taking the medication my doctor prescribed because I feel fine now. I feel so much more clear-headed. Thoughts?

Feeling clearer is important, but stopping a prescribed medication suddenly can be risky even if you feel well—some conditions improve because the medication is working, and many drugs need gradual tapering.

•Contact the prescriber or pharmacist today and tell them when you stopped and how you feel. Don’t restart, taper, or change the dose without individualized advice.
•Seek urgent help for severe agitation/confusion, fainting, seizures, chest pain, trouble breathing, suicidal thoughts, hallucinations, or unusually little sleep with racing thoughts/impulsive behavior.
•Write down any side effects and benefits; your clinician may be able to lower the dose or switch medications.

What medication, dose, reason for taking it, how long were you on it, and when did you stop?

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Feeling clearer is important, but stopping a prescribed medication suddenly can be risky even if you feel well—some conditions improve *because* the medication is working, and many drugs need gradual tapering.
- Contact the prescriber or pharmacist today and tell them when you stopped and how you feel. Don’t restart, taper, or change the dose without individualized advice.
- Seek urgent help for severe agitation/confusion, fainting, seizures, chest pain, trouble breathing, suicidal thoughts, hallucinations, or unusually little sleep with racing thoughts/impulsive behavior.
- Write down any side effects and benefits; your clinician may be able to lower the dose or switch medications.
What medication, dose, reason for taking it, how long were you on it, and when did you stop?

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