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Originally Posted by (JD)
Why not talk with the pharmacist, face to face? It's free---and he could call the PDoc for you (for free) regarding increasing or decreasing a dose---as it is, the Pharmacist is a doctor too. 
But remember, depression is part of the suffering of bipolar disorder. Could it be that he's treating the wide swinging and now you sense the depression more because of that change???  |
Not one of my doctors from pdoc, neuro doc or even the neuro-psych doc has sat me down and explained what I am going through. The neuro-psych doc is the only doc that did say that my issues (current issues that is) is a direct result from the ruptured aneurysm. To add insult to my injury...I have a very hard time grasping it. I have read all I can stand and can't make sense of it and I get the impression that they don't want me to know, I get the impression that they know it can't be treated so why bother.