mood stabilizers

Mood stabilizers are often used as part of the treatment process.

They are prescribed with mood stabilizers to minimize this chance.

Treatment usually includes both medicine (such as mood stabilizers) and counseling.

They may be used in combination with mood stabilizers and anticonvulsants.

O'Connor, now 43, said she takes antidepressants and mood stabilizers.

Mood stabilizers, which may help control impulsive behaviors and anger.

Liver and kidney damage are a possibility with mood stabilizers.

Lithium compounds are used in some drugs known as mood stabilizers.

It is also used with other mood stabilizers to treat bipolar disorder.

These patients are more appropriately treated with mood stabilizers.

In the meantime, there are mood stabilizers, and make-work projects.

Mood stabilizers (such as carbamazepine), sometimes used to treat depression.

Mood stabilizers may be used to treat sudden manic episodes.

Mood stabilizers may increase the chance of birth defects.

Mood stabilizers can smooth out the cycle of ups and downs.

Medications called mood stabilizers are used to treat bipolar disorder.

The mechanism of action of mood stabilizers is not well understood.

The term "anticonvulsant mood stabilizers" is sometimes used to describe these as a class.

Mania is usually treated with professional counseling and medicines, such as mood stabilizers.

Mood stabilizers have been well studied in adults, but there are currently few studies in children.

Some mood stabilizers may interact negatively with other medicines.

However, treatment with mood stabilizers may produce a flat affect in the patient, which is dose-dependent.

Mood stabilizers balance certain brain chemicals (neurotransmitters) that control emotional states and behavior.

The drugs most commonly used are mood stabilizers and atypical antipsychotics.

Antidepressants have not been found to be of any benefit over that found with mood stabilizers.