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I'm bipolar ... if there's anyone out there that could tell me how to take my meds

I talked to my psy dr and he said the only med I would need to cut back on is the Ritalin .... but how did anyone take them ... crushed...melted?

I know I need to make another appt with my dr to get more answers but just thought maybe I could get more info on what to ask about....

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Here is a shocker... I was completely bi polar before surgery. I was taking Latuda. After surgery, no mood swings or depression. I don't know if anyone else has experienced this, but I don't have to take anything for it now. I hope it isn't short lived.

Wow, that would be awesome. Lucky you. I would live to be normal and drug free

Here is a shocker... I was completely bi polar before surgery. I was taking Latuda. After surgery, no mood swings or depression. I don't know if anyone else has experienced this, but I don't have to take anything for it now. I hope it isn't short lived.

PLEASE be careful! I hope you have observant support around you that can recognize the signs. I wouldn't dare go off my meds. But then I take a lot to keep me stable too. Just please be cautious!

I take quite a few myself, zi just told my Psych a couple days That I want to be sure to keep close contact in case my meds need adjusted post surgery because I'm stable Now, but living drug free is definetly a dream come true if it did happen post surgery.

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