Physical pain from withdrawl of meds?

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Missing several weeks of Zyprexa, an anti-psychotic medication, can lead to various physical symptoms, including chest pain, which may indicate a serious issue. It is crucial to report any chest pain to a physician immediately, as it should not be ignored. The discussion emphasizes the importance of addressing potential cardiovascular effects related to medication adherence, highlighting that physical health concerns can arise from disruptions in prescribed treatment regimens.
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Zyprexa is an anti-psychotic, if, say, u missed about 3 or 4 weeks of ur meds (which ur sposed to take 20mg daily, and had been taking for almost a year straight) would u get chest pains that've so far lasted a week?
 
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Any chest pain should be immediately reported to a physician! That's one of those things that you don't wait around to see if it goes away on it's own.

Even though the med you're referring to is an anti-psychotic, the real jist of your question is more related to biology and possibly cardiovascular effects than mind & brain, so I'm moving this over there.
 
thank you for your guidance. thank u
 
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