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Lithium brainfog
I've started lithium 400 sr few days back for bipolar. I'm getting this weird brain fog where my perception has become a little blurry. Is this just intial phase?
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The brain usually acclimates to it in time. Just make sure you're taking the medications regularly, and having around 2.5-3 litres of water a day to maintain serum lithium levels.
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