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Walnuts blue berries sunshine ginger no sugar no nonveg diet no eggs no mushrooms no fried foods citrus fruit, lime juice, little garlic, rest sound sleep. Prayers.
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Psychiatrist•Hyderabad
You may discuss what are her psychotic symptoms or her other symptoms 0.5mgs sizodon is a very smll dose, may be considering agesuch a small dose is prescribed, it will be all iofs and buts till a final evaluation is done. Best is to discuss with the psychiatrist who prescribed it.
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Homeopath•Hyderabad
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Hi madam, sudden withdrawal of this medicine is not advisable. If you like, you may switch over gradually over a period of time to homeopathy which does not have side effects and no problem of addiction.
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Psychiatrist•Bangalore
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Dear lybrate-user,
you psychiatrist knows your diagnosis and treatment algorithms. Sizodon or quetiapine is given to augment fluoxetine and atomoxetine - not just for insomnia. They are given at low dose also. Still you need to make lifestyle changes to control your weight, sugar levels and other medical illnesses. (i don't know your age - but I know your weight as 104 kg). Don't worry about withdrawals now - it is a long way.
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General Physician•Ghaziabad
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Get bp and eye sight checked, x ray pns, thyroid hormones t3 t4 tsh
1.sleep.go to bed and get up about the same times every day, 3. Eat regular meals. 4. Drink plenty of water to avoid dehydration
5. Relax – listen soothing music. Walk for 5 mts
6.avoid .stress,
7. .avoid strong stimuli like loud noises, and smell of food
8. Keep your routine fixed and regular
medicine can not be advised for open question for for medicine contact on private consultation.
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Psychiatrist•Jaipur
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You need to consult an experienced psychiatrist for second opinion as I can see that these medications causing side effects in for of decrease sexual drive. Yes these medications (sizodon and lonazep) can cause such side effects but you do not need to worry this condition can be treated easily with modification in your treatment. Consult a psychiatrist nearby or online so that thorough evaluation is done and accordingly treatment can be finalized. All the best.
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General Physician•Pune
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Both are prescription drugs for psychotic disorder as also anxiety. You will have to consult your present physican or a qualified pscychiatrist reg. its necessity, continuation , dosage and review.
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Psychiatrist•Kolkata
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Yes it can..see all meds target both positive and negative symptoms..respinse in terms of positive symptoms is better for all of them.Among meds sizopin and amisant are better than others.If you really want to improve negative symptoms you need more than meds and then also some deficits will always remain..Your new combination is fine but remember the combination of amisant and sizopin is among the best for negative symptoms.In the end goal is to take as few meds as possible..
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Asked for male, 33 years old from Chennai
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Psychiatrist•Chennai
The psychiatrist has suggested correctly about the medication. Low dose sizodon (risperidone) is used for children with autism and behavioral problems. Try to get hold of a mot pediatrics (pediatric occupational therapist) and a team of psychiatrist/ clinical psychologist/ ot and speech therapist for multimodal treatment of autism. Good luck.
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