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Re: Living with Bipolar

Akash75Contributor

Re: Living with Bipolar

Hi ter, Im living outside of Australia. I have know about this website through my uncle who lives in Australia. I have been diagnosed with bipiolar disorder since 2010. Since than, I have been visiting the psychiatrist in my country. Several medications have been tried on me but nothing seems to comply with my situation. Almost every year I will have the depressive mood rather than the manic stage. Im stiil confused if Im on the right medication. I have no interest in my daily routine. Most of the time I feel very tired and nightmares. If anyone could share their medication history, it would be such a grateful to me.

Regards,

Akash75

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Re: Living with Bipolar

HI @Melody90

I hear from a lot of people that finding the right medication can take time. Its important to stick it out and find what works best for you.

Good luck

Outlanderali

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