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Asked for male, 37 years old from Bangalore Rural
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MBBS, MD - Psychiatry, MBA (Healthcare)

Psychiatrist•Davanagere
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It's an interesting question you have regarding sulpitac and drinking coffee. I actually ran a drug interaction between the two i.e. Amisulpiride and caffeine and there seem to be no interactions between the two. I am unsure why you would ask a question about a medication you have been taking for the last 5 years. I believe you should be able to ask any other questions you may have privately.
Look forward to hearing from you. If you need help with booking an appointment online with me on thi...more
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Asked for male, 50 years old from Bhubaneswar
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M.B.B.S., D.N.B. (Psychiatry)

Psychiatrist•Panchkula
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Hello, Sulpitac can be given up to 1200 mg in divided dosage. In the beginning of the treatment drug starts showing its maximum effect and then the improvement is slow. Medications are not magic pills and it usually take some time to control symptoms. Being patient here is the key.
I can understand the problem you are facing. You have to understand what she is doing is because of the illness. She has no touch with the reality and once she will improve she will start taking medications. Conta...more
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MBBS, DPM

Psychiatrist•Bangalore
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Dear lybrate-user,
Please do not worry much about the medicines and its uses. Please take them as prescribed and see the difference they make in your symptoms and general quality of life. Some of the disorders need many medicines to treat comprehensively. We call it polypharmacy that is needed in some patients at some time. Generally allopathic doctors make a diagnosis with the symptoms and signs. Then they give the prescribed treatment for the diagnosis. It is not symptomatic treatment in a...more
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Ph.D, M.Phil - Psychology

Psychologist•Mathura
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You need to visit nearest patanjali chikitsalaya for help. You practice all that is taught daily on astha channel 5.00 to 7.30 am. Very very effective- esp anulom-vilom and bramri and udgit. You will get miraculous results for free and without adverse effects of allopathic medicines and will gain good physical and mental health, increase in your stamina, good concentration, improved memory, etc. It is excellent to drive depression, negative thinking out of your system.
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Reparenting Technique, BA, BEd, Transact...read more

Psychologist•Bangalore
Schizophrenia is a very complex and difficult disease to treat, even with medication. All psychotropic medicines have side-effects: that is inescapable. But I suspect that you are depending entirely on medication when in reality you need to combine it with counseling or therapy to improve cognitive skills. In therapy you will learn a lot of coping mechanisms and techniques to remain functional and lead a close-to-normal life. You will also learn about emotions and how they can impact your condit...more
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Asked for male, 33 years old from Kishtwar
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Ph.D Psychology, M.Phil - Psychology

Psychologist•Jaipur
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Dear user first of all why are you taking medicines, you didn’t mention here if you don’t want to take medication for life time then please wake up yourself, medicines are not a perfect solution for mental health, you have to work on your own, your will power, your mind and thoughts. You are too young. But due to certain reasons if you are on antidepressants you have to take some extra care of yourself. I donã¢â€â™t know what are the circumstances under which you are taking medicines, I want...more
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MD - Psychiatry

Psychiatrist•Chennai
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There might be some limitations in schizophrenia depending on individuals. There are also people who function very well. Discuss your specific doubts with your treating psychiatrist. I am sure they will be able to help you. Good luck.
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Homeopathy Doctor•Panchmahal
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If the antipsychotic medicines are cause of increased prolactin then is it right to add more medicines? The new medicines will create more new issues.
Instead find a solution which can solve both the issues.
I suggest taking homoeopathic treatment.
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