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October 15, 2004Bad and Good News on Bipolar Disorder Treatmentsfiled under Bipolar Disorder Complimentary Treatments
A recent report published by Decision Resources, Inc., suggest that the number of people receiving treatment for bipolar disorder will grow significantly over the next decade ( from 55% to 65% growth in the United States by 2013; from 40% to 50% in Europe by 2013; and from 40% to 50% in Japan by 2013). The report goes further, however, and forecasts that new generic drugs (that are generally much less expensive than brand name drugs) will result in significantly lower drug treatment costs. According to the new Pharmacor study entitled "Bipolar Disorder," sales of anticonvulsants, antipsychotics, and antidepressants will begin a steady decline after 2008 as they lose patent protection. "Although diagnosis rates for bipolar disorder are on the rise - - the drug market for the disorder will be hurt by generic erosion," said Anathea Waitekus, analyst at Decision Resources. All of this is good news for consumers. Source: DRI Pharmacor Posted by szadmin at October 15, 2004 7:56 AM
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My 10 year old son is in the hospital again for the 3rd time within 4 month's for Bipolar Disorder and he only keeps getting worse. Nothing is helping and I"m loosing my mind trying to deal with it all. He's been on just about every medicine there is over the past 5 years. Now he's seeing things and hearing voices that are telling him to kill me and himself. He screams out things like Die, Stab, Kill, Hurt. My son was a very smart kids and now it's like he really slow and don't know as much as he did.
Dose anyone know what I can do? Has anyone had this experience? Please answere.
Posted by: Twila at June 4, 2006 7:00 AM