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motzko@ix.netcom.com(Paulette L. Motzko) wrote:

>My name is Mike and I've been told by a psychiatrist that my thyroid
>was not in the normal range and that's why they prescribed lithium.  I
>have been on the drug for 8 months and even though my thyroid tests
>have been normal, I am still on the drug.  Also, I have complex partial
>epilepsy and am taking 1800 mg. of Tegretol daily.  Ever since being on
>lithium with the Tegretol I have felt tired, forgetful, and downright
>unhappy.  Can somebody shed any light on my situation?  
>Thanks to all in advance.

Dear Mike, (and everybody else, who is interested in)!
Lithium is a very old method and it doesn't seem to bee the best
treatment, by the way.
Instead of this, you should try a pill which treats the serotonin-
recipients in your brain. For example "Gladem" or "Prozac".
Please talk about that with a psycho-therapist first.
I hope these informations are helpful for you.
Greetings

Udo Schneider, alias "softice",      softice@thenet.ch