Cilentra 10 MG Tablet Health Feed

The medical drug which is present in above brand is escitalopram which has not shown significant interaction with pregnancy and can be taken during pregnancy if advised by your psychiatrist as per your clinical condition. 5 mg and 10 mg are the strength of the medication and final dose will depend on your clinical status and response to the medication. Contact your psychiatrist for further discussion regarding dosage.

Stop this medicine
nd used homeopathic medicine usnea barbata q
10drops tds 1/4 cup water nd after seven days reported me.

escitalopram is an antidepressant. Amisulpiride on the other hand is an antipsychotic drug. So your comparison is not fair.

No. But a new born needs a happy father. So get out of anxiety first. You can also try therapy apart from medication.

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There are nor randomised drug trials between allopathic medications and alternative medicines. So it is your own risk to take them. All the best

Nexito forte is fine, but instead of librax (has benzodiazepine), there are better medication to combine with it for total resolution of symptoms. Consult an astute psychiatrist, either online or in person. Good luck.

Sudden stop of med not advisable. U can reduce the dose by 25 % every month. If any problem comes you may add vilazodone 20 mg after consulting your doctor. Yes escitalopram can cause wt gain.

There is no harm in giving nexito tab even after a stroke. Its probably given for some anxiety issues.
But if he does not need it anymore, it can be discontinued safely.

Even nexito take under psychiatrist supervision. Your psychiatrist should be able to tell based on the chronology of symptoms the possible duration of treatment. Good luck.