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By Kimberly Read & Marcia Purse, About.com Guides to Bipolar Disorder since 1998

Medication Compliance

Monday July 30, 2007
Medications are the primary method of treatment for bipolar disorder. The long-term prognosis is good for those treated with the proper drugs. However, medication compliance is a problem. Side effects are often intolerable and the meds often seem unnecessary for those who find stability. It is also all too common for those who take daily medications to make adjustments to their regime without medical consultation. These articles discuss medication compliance and the inherent repercussions.

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