Whats the Best Medicine for “Bipolar Disorder” ?
Question by Haale: whats the best medicine for “Bipolar Disorder” ?
I want to gain information…I have visited a Psychiatrist for several times and he prescribed me different kinds of medicine,But none worked,plz help me because I really do suffer,this disease is ruining my life,myself,and…
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Answer by Nurse For 20 Years
If you truly have bipolar illness, your doctor will discuss and prescribe what he thinks will help you the most. Different medications work better on different people.
Talk to your doctor, not a bunch of strangers here about this.
Answer by i ? hershey ?????
the best is the kind the doctor prescribes specifically for you?
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