Rough behaviour may be related to mood instability, side effects of treatment, or brain changes after a stroke. A medical review is important for adjusting medications, assessing mental status, and managing post-stroke behavioural symptoms.

Do not restart this medicine on your own after a long gap, as sudden use can cause side effects. Please consult your doctor to decide whether it is still needed, the correct dose, and the right time to stop or continue treatment safely.

Bipolar disorder with anger issues needs regular psychiatric follow-up and strict medication adherence. Licab, Depakote, and Qutan are commonly used, but only your doctor can confirm if this combination and dose are right for you.

BPDS2 requires long-term management, and Licab is commonly prescribed for mood stabilisation. Do not change or stop treatment on your own. Discuss alternatives like dose adjustment, other medicines, or therapy with your psychiatrist for safe and effective care.

Ongoing restlessness and poor concentration despite treatment suggest your therapy may need review. Consult your psychiatrist to adjust doses, change medicines, or add therapy, as fine-tuning treatment is standard in bipolar disorder.

Licab 300 can sometimes cause side effects like increased urination or loss of bladder control. This symptom should not be ignored, so consult the doctor promptly to review the dose or consider an alternative.