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By Awetron | Sep 16, 2011

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Adding Abilify (Aripiprazole) to the treatment list [Mood Tracker]

Hi,

I was wondering if there was a way to add Abilify to the treatment list. I want it for a bit more clarity on what meds I am actually on. And seeing how seroquel and zyprexa got a place, this probably is possible, right?

Tags: Abilify, mood tracker, treatment, aripiprazole, list

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Emily_MHModerator

Sep 17, 2011

Hi there -

It is possible. I will pass it on to our developers, and will let you know.

Emily

Emily_MHModerator

Sep 17, 2011

Hi there -

We will be adding this to the tracker, but I don't have a time frame right now.

Thanks for the suggestion! We rely on feedback from members so we can offer what you need on our health tools.

Emily

Awetron

Sep 18, 2011

Thank you very much!

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