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Posted by judy1 on July 5, 2001, at 6:57:13
A study presented at the 4th Intl Conf for Bipolar Disorder by JF Goldberg at Cornell concluded "AD induced manias arise in 1/3 of bipolar patients with comparable frequency across AD classes, and regardless of the presence of concomitant mood stabilzers". An added note, the worst psychotic manic episode I have ever had occured within 3 days of started Prozac. Thought I would pass this along... judy
Posted by geekUK on July 5, 2001, at 12:17:27
In reply to an AD warning for people dxed bipolar, posted by judy1 on July 5, 2001, at 6:57:13
I am not diagnosed (by my doc anyway!) but I found that AD made me feel a lot worse and a lot crazyer, told doc -he asked if I had been reading any of the articles on prozac making depression worse (this was about 5 years ago). now on depakote for around two weeks and feeling a lot better, either naturaly or by the effexor falling out of me or the depakote -or maybe all of the above. I will keep you all posted as two how this all turns out.
MC
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