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whats Prozac used for?

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PostPosted: 01/23/07 - 14:12    Post subject: whats Prozac used for? Vote now! Reply with quote
I would like to know if Prozac is used for Bipolar disorder, because I HAVE the illness, im 17 years old, and my boyfriends mom is taking the pill and always uses the excuse that the kids better hope she takes her "crazy pill" today. its annoying the heck out of me, because i know she went to the doctor for "depression", which there's nothing to be depressed about, but i want to know what prozac is really for exactly.
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