Bipolar Treatment

Array, it should not. Treatment of hypothyroidism should not make any difference to you in bipolar treatment. No, you are probably an artificial hormone was prescribed, eg thyroxine. The two have no connection. Treatment for hypothyroidism is thyroid hormone replacement should make your body anyway. It is important that you take your thyroid WITH every day, usually on an empty stomach or it will not work. It is possible that thyroid WITH could help with the depressive side of bipolar problem because fatigue (typical symptoms of the thyroid gland) can contribute to depression. I do not know for a fact I'm not bipolar, but I've been on thyroid WITH years and so have other members of my family. Working closely with your doctor (s) and see who you all know what you are getting treatment. Pharmacy can be a real help. It's a good idea if you can use a pharmacy in a manner consistent, so they know what to take and have taken action, and any problems you have had with medicines, the pharmacist will also be the most current information on drug interactions, which means how drugs work together - or not. And definitely not definitive bipolar medications, if any, without the OK from your doctor. No, underactive thyroid gland, probably caused by bipolar treatment. Mine was. There are many people who say that bipolar disorder symptoms are improved greatly when properly treated hypothyroidism! The problem is finding a doctor who really understands the role of T3 may play in some cases of bi-polar. You should treat hypoglycemia with desiccated thyroid like Armour, Naturethroid, etc, and the correct dose. There is a page on the website below says that we have learned. As a teacher, you and your doctor how to do it. There is also a page on mental health and use of desiccated thyroid, including call bipolar book has more info. Hope that helps .