This treatment is known to decrease hospitalizations and increase quality of life, but there are several factors to consider.
Extended-release injections treat bipolar I in slow-release form. Learn how these meds work in your body.
Are extended-release injections the right treatment for your bipolar disorder I? Find out the pros and cons of this treatment.
If you’re taking long-term injection medication for bipolar disorder I, common side effects include headaches, dizziness, tremors, and more.
The most common side effect is pain where the needle went in. But there are others you need to be aware of.
An overview of what to expect when you take extended-release injections for bipolar I, including frequency of injections, side effects, and more.
