Antipsychotic : Trifuoperazine + Clozaril+haloperidol, is it safe

The drugs that u mention r very strong anti psychotic drugs. (The psychiatrist is using a combination of drugs).

Myself I would never write & Rx., for these type of mind altering drugs from my office.

My policy is to place the patient in the hospital where they have 24/7 supervision to monitor the patient for adverse reaction to these combinations. Plus u did not mention the mg., per each drug.

My professional opinion her psychiatrist is playing with fire by writing & Rx. from his office for these types of drugs, instead of having ur mother in a hospital where she can be stabilized with the right combination & Mg's.

These type of drugs require observation, routine blood work to make sure the patient is not toxic. (To avoid liver failure).

Sincerely hope that u r not a minor & considered an adult where u reside.

Please advise ur mother or if u r an adult take ur mother to ur local emergency room & have them take blood samples & check her out. Be sure & take the Rx. with u for the emergency room doctor to see.

Depending on the amount of mg's, these type of drugs can knock out an elephant.

Minddoctor, Paris France
Please excuse my english

If you are worried, then get an opinion from another doctor.

Your mother should be evaluated regularly by her physician.