Psychopharmacology Tips
These tips were either posted by members of the
Interpsych
psycho-pharm discussion list run by
Ivan Goldberg,
MD, or emailed directly to me. I have edited them.
This site is intended primarily as a resource for list members, but access is unrestricted, and those who take medication are welcome along with those who prescribe it. "We are not priests with hidden holy books and a bird language which other people cannot understand."
If you take medication, it's important to be informed, but don't make any adjustments without the approval of your physician, who knows your medical condition, how you've responded to medication in the past, etc.
These tips are just that -- tips -- and not (with some exceptions) the results of scientific studies. They should not be construed as providing diagnosis, medical advice, or treatment. They have worked before and might work again, but they are not necessarily generalizable and should not be applied without attention to the particular situation and the involvement of a knowledgeable physician.
Please feel free to
email me
at dr-bob@uchicago.edu with questions, comments, or suggestions, but please also understand that I'm no longer able to continue to answer all my email personally.
Robert Hsiung, MD
Assistant Professor of Clinical Psychiatry
University of Chicago
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Ivan Goldberg,
and the original authors will not be liable for any direct, consequential,
or other damages resulting from any negligence. Use of Psychopharmacology
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This introduction revised: May 17, 1999
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