Yes, lithium is eliminated by the kidneys, and its elimination is reduced in cases of renal insufficiency. To address this, it is common practice to start the medication at a lower dose and adjust as needed. Monitoring the levels of lithium in the blood is usually recommended. If you have any further questions, feel free to ask your healthcare provider.
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