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The following section lists some of the therapeutic objectives.1, 2, 9
- To eliminate or alleviate symptoms and to achieve and maintain a level of improvement so that these symptoms have no negative impact on your life.
- To prevent relapse.
- To prevent or reduce hospital visits or the need of hospitalization.
- To prevent or alleviate possible adverse events related to the medication.
To start or return to normal everyday activities (such as work, education, independent life and social relations).
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