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Abnormal ecg, lung failure & unconsciousness while on lithium. have improved since stopping med. possible med was to blame?
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If high: A too high blood level of lithium can do this. Wow! Maybe a close call. But you would probably have been told if you had a too high blood level. If your level was normal or low, it would not have done this. Notice, though: blood level, not oral dosage.
Answered 11/1/2015
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