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What medications are used in the treatment for bipolar disorder?

Dottie

06/25/08

Dottie

Topics:bipolar disorder , Treatment

I just took your quiz abut depression and it indicates that I am a likley candidate for bipolar disorder. I want to know the medications are that are involved in the treatments so that I can find out if they are affordable.

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Jerry Kennard

Sunday, July 20, 2008

Hi Dottie,

The place for you to visit is the healthcentral bipolar site called bipolarconnect. However, to speed things along a little, you might like to start by checking out the following link which takes you directly to an article about treatment options.

Thank you for your input
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