Advice - what would you do - I'm desperate | Page 2

amanda577

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Aug 19, 2012

I agree with oonion.. Olanzapine does alter the way the body deals with sugar, and can and has caused diabetes in a lot of users.. The information regarding this is readily available on the internet.. And again I reiterate the fact that if you are affected in such a way, then stopping olanzapine does not reverse this...

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Advice - what would you do - I'm desperate

amanda577

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