Not doing anything: wrong. Lithium can cause many problems, including increased thirst, fluid retention and both fluid and electrolyte problems, as well as kidney problems. You should contact the prescribing physician immediately and be evaluated. If there is too long a wait, consider an urgent care center or an emergency department if necessary. Your doctor should be monitoring renal function and lithium levels.
Answered 2/2/2017
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Sodium transport: In nerve and muscle cells are affected by lithium, besides other mechanisms of action. Lithium toxicity is high and kidney functions together with lithium levels should be monitored closely, also heart function can be affected, please seek medical attention asap, good luck
Answered 6/4/2017
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