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<blockquote data-quote="klmno" data-source="post: 134990" data-attributes="member: 3699"><p>As Totoro mentions- </p><p></p><p>When I read that she had been on the Sam-E for a while, I wondered if she had recently had an increase in dosage. Not that she was BiPolar (BP), no one will ever know exactly what it was (if anything), but I never thought an increase in a dosage of medications could cause a bad reaction in someone if they had already been taking that medication for a long time, until it happened to difficult child. It was prozac- doubled the dose after 1 year (still not a high dose).</p><p></p><p>After reading the posts from anyone else, I wonder more now if it was something like that, or adding an antibiotic or other medication to what she was already taking. It's my understanding that it's possible for even an OTC medication to cause a bad reaction if taken with some prescribed medications and you can't always know ahead of time- I guess it depends on the person''s system.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="klmno, post: 134990, member: 3699"] As Totoro mentions- When I read that she had been on the Sam-E for a while, I wondered if she had recently had an increase in dosage. Not that she was BiPolar (BP), no one will ever know exactly what it was (if anything), but I never thought an increase in a dosage of medications could cause a bad reaction in someone if they had already been taking that medication for a long time, until it happened to difficult child. It was prozac- doubled the dose after 1 year (still not a high dose). After reading the posts from anyone else, I wonder more now if it was something like that, or adding an antibiotic or other medication to what she was already taking. It's my understanding that it's possible for even an OTC medication to cause a bad reaction if taken with some prescribed medications and you can't always know ahead of time- I guess it depends on the person''s system. [/QUOTE]
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