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Bipolar or Superstition
Bipolar Mood Disorder
First episode- 2009
Recurring Maniac every 2-3 years
Depression every year during Winters as I live in Canada/ Vacation in India
Current mood- Unstable
Family relationships issues
Husband is also termed Bipolar since 2018
Married 5 months only
Dating him since last summer
At the verge of Separation
Taking Divalprox sodium 750 mg plus miscarriage happened last month
Very unstable situation
Hubby too
Kindly advise
I find the Pills all make me feel low Blood pressure
What will happen with us becoming parents
He is taking pills making him sexually weak
Please advise
I took Diane 35 too on n off since 2019 summer
Now stopped in April
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I suggest you to take Homoeopathy medicine in your current location itself,its a wholistic method.Homoeopathy gives you permanent solution.
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Hello dear Practo user, you have described your problem but some information is missing.
As a psychiatrist I want to ask about your illness in detail.
Treatment history is also missing.
So I want to know your illness course completely and what you exactly felt during that period.
All information about your biological function.
Whenever you consult psychiatrist please tell him you are planning for child so psychiatrist can choose medicine according to safety of fetus and mother.
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Consult psychiatrist immediately and tell him your problem in detail with all treatment history.
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