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Apr 08, 2014, 11:36 PM
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I'm 24 yr old female.. I was diagnosed with type 2 bipolar when I was 13 years old.. I've been on a ton of different medications throughout this time and 3 years ago decided I was not taking them anymore, now just a month ago I had a mild episode but think I caught it before it was too awful, I saw a psychiatrist and he put me on 300 mg of lithium 2xs a day I take 10mg of lexapro in the morning and 200mg of seroquel at night... I am extremely nauseous in the morning and a couple other weird problems have occurred.. Has anyone else been prescribed this combo or have any insight? Please help.
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 Victoria'smom
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Apr 09, 2014, 12:56 AM
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Welcome, I haven't been on that combo sorry.
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Apr 09, 2014, 05:39 AM
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Seroquel messes me up. I'm dizzy and slightly nauseous in the morning, not to mention completely exhausted and out of it until at least 10:30a, which is bad because I start work at 7:30a. I only take it now if I absolutely have to. Even in the last two days I've had strange borderline psychotic thoughts and I still haven't taken it.
That's just me though.
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