I don't know, but if you have a very, very good magnifying glass, you might be able to read the side affects on that pamphlet that comes in every box. I mean, you need a very, very, very good magnifying glass. Good luck! And hope you are better soon...

I recently started abilify also and I am completed wiped oit. I can not seem to get enough sleep. I fall asleep at work. Then they took my blood and found out that I am prediabetic, mostly due to the weight gain from various drugs. Weight gain is a known side affect of abilify. I have heard that this drug can be wonderful, I have been on it for a month and I do not see it.

After all of that rambling .... I think that there are so many side affects to these meds that they can not even fit them all on paper nor do they know about all of them. Hang in there, it will work out.

I don't think that your white blood count has anything to do with Avilify. If it did you would be having routine blood tests done. (kind of like with lithium you get regular tests done.)

I've been on abilify for years and never had a problem with my white blood cells. It can make you tired though so it is suggested to take it at night. However, it makes me me hyper so I have to take it in the mornings. It can cause blood sugar levels to get out of whack I do know that and I watch my sugar levels regularly.

I take abilify, doesn't affect my white blood count but I gained weight. We lowered my dose and I lost 10 pounds

Tegretol can give you a low white count.

I haven't had any problems like that from taking Abilify....I suddenly have become pre-diabetic though...not sure if that's from the meds or because of my weight.

I was told Abilify could make you wired and to take it in the morning when I was taking it.

I did get akathisia after they told me this though, and never ever got tired on it. AFAIK it does not affect white blood cells.

I tried to read the various side effects from Abilify and I tried to use a magnifing glass and it was still to small. I am going to go to the local University and use their electron microscope, that should help.

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