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pickupchik [31]
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Although there is a low risk for extrapyramidal side effects with geodon (ziprasidone), johnny's dose has been increased. it wil

l be important to assess for extrapyramidal signs and symptoms. immediate treatment would be needed for
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Greeley [361]2 years ago
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The immediate treatment would be needed for the acute dystonic reaction. The dystonia denotes to continued muscle contractions, often causing twisting, repetitive actions or abnormal positions. They may affect any portion of the body and the patients that go through acute dystonic reactions are often terrified and fearful and may be in extensive pain.
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