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Bipolar Medications

07/08/08

Winston Smith

Topics:Bipolar , Treatment , Bipolar Drugs

How many meds do you take for your bipolar illness?

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Tuesday, July 08, 2008

mustangmary

i just went from taking 2 meds down to 1,still looking for the right combo.

Thank you for your input
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Friday, March 27, 2009

nonethewiser

I take two different med's. I take Trileptal and Seroquel. I consider these wonder drugs. My bipolar has never been more under controled in my life.

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