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After taking Lithium for 6 months my son decided to stop because of some bad side effects that he just realized were caused from the Lithium. He was having very severe psychosis symptoms. The Dr. did not think it was related to the Lithium so he perscribed Risperadone. It did nothing at all. He accidentally missed 3 doses of Lithium and realzed the symptoms were better. So he stopped taking both meds. Depression is very bad. Will it get better in time? He said the psychosis is far worse than any symptom he has ever had.
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Lithium is a powerful heavy metal. It caused me to feel depressed for a year after I stopped taking it. After that year was over I started to feel better.
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get a second opinion from another doctor, preferably one who is willing to work with you.
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ITA with the last post check with pdoc. I stop taking lith end of last May. My life become a nightmare with into two weeks. I was hospitalized. Without lith I began to have mixed episodes which is mania and depression. I would flip flop back and forth between the two. I had to go back on lith but did not do so until July. It took my body until Oct to really get leveled out and have a bit of better control.
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Lithium is working well for me, its the only thing im on, the other meds had me so messed up I could bearly function. I would check with the dr. people all react different to meds.
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