Either way - all that is why, I will always go somewhere I know people that work there - now I never saw that particular doctor before(I guess he's new) but all the nurses that were there knew me on a first name bases - I would think one of them would speak up - and if they did and he ignored it, well, that's even worst - if they said nothing, then the annoyance should be split between the two.
All I know is the basic point was the mood stabilizers just are not getting correct - my phych keeps saying wait till the next appointment (and when noticed that's usually 3 weeks to a month) - mean time it's driving myself and my wife nuts - we just either want something done already, or at least know everything has been tried. But it's not about anything really dangerous anyway - sure it could look it at the time (extreme anger, exc. but all it ever amounts to is a lot of yelling, ABSOLUTELY no VIOLENCE at any time.
Well, I guess either way, it helped, just not in a "conventional" way. I did call my doc the next morning (had called a few days before, and got put off AGAIN) - but when they heard ER, and while not actually, damn close to being admitted - then "Can you come in today?" (man is that REALLY what it takes to get people to move!??!?
And now something else to try, but one of the side-effects I was reading could happen dose scare the h$!l out of me - because I have historically been extra sensitive to a lot of drugs (others it takes so much it scares people) - and IF this one happens, THEN even I would say that MIGHT be warranted - but you still have to look at how bad.. that is "Suicidal thoughts or actions". But if that dose end up happening - well I just hope I don't end up basically stuck with 'Oh no - not you again!"......And even there, a thought in itself is not dangerous in itself, it's an action that is dangerous......