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My 14 yo daughter may have some symptoms of lithium toxicity. how can i be sure?
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Need a blood test: i assume she is taking lithium? If so, then she needs a blood test asap. Lithium toxicity can be very serious, even life threatening. I would call your doctor/psychiatrist immediately or go to the ER. also, make sure she is well hydrated in the meantime.
Answered 9/26/2015
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