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Diploma in Obstetrics & Gynaecology, MBB...read more

General Physician•Delhi
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It's better to take sustained release tablet because you're getting the effects of medicines @24 hours
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Homeopath•Chennai
Homeopathy treats the person as a whole. This means that homeopathic treatment focuses on the patient as a person, as well as his pathological condition. The Homeopathic thyroid treatment medicines are selected after a full individualizing examination and case-analysis, which includes the medical history of the patient, physical and mental constitution etc. A miasmatic tendency (predisposition/susceptibility) is also often taken into account for the treatment of chronic conditions.
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Hello doctor this is goutam, I am 29 years, bp 115/75, I have some anxiety, mania and dizziness problem from childhood, so 4 years ago a neurologist suggest me some blood check up and brain mri, blood report ok but in mri there is some small spot in left basal ganglia, on that time my anxiety and depression level was high. So he suggested me clopitab75 for 3 month, betacap tr 40 (propranolol) and zaptra 12.5 (paroxetine+ clonazepam), after 3 month stopped clopitab 75. But for depression continue betacap and zaptra, after 1 year I felt good, depression goes down, but there was some problem like concentration, confusion, memory problem, palpitations, from last 4 year I am taking those medicine, now I take zaptra in alternative days and betacap tr reduce 40 to 20 for last 3 month, how can I get rid off from those medicine? I don't want to get addicted, and I don't know is there any major side effects effect on brian and heart the main tension is that. Please try to help me doctor. Thank you.

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Psychologist•Jaipur
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Dear user you have a long history of depression and anxiety. You tried almost every kind of treatment but you didn’t try counseling sessions. With medicines you need proper counseling and then we will taper you medicines accordingly. I don't know what are the circumstances under which you are taking medicines, I want to know the whole details about your disorder. But due to certain reasons if you are on antidepressants you have to take some extra care of yourself. You need counseling session f...more
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Hello doctor this is goutam here, I am 29 years old, I have some anxiety, mania and dizziness problem from childhood, 4 years ago a neurologist suggest me some regular blood check up and brain mri, blood report all are ok bp also ok 115/75 but in mri there is some small spot in left basal ganglia, so he suggested me clopitab75 for three month, betacap tr 40 (propranolol) in morning and zaptra 12.5 (paroxetine+clonazepam), in bed time, on that time my anxiety and depression level was high. After three month he stopped clopitab 75 but for depression he suggested me to continue betacap and zaptra, after one year of treatment I felt good, depression anxiety goes down, but there was some problem also like concentration, confusion, memory problems, fickle mind some time palpitations, from last 4 year I am taking those medicine, now I take zaptra in alternative days from last 2 month and from last 6 month betacap tr reduce 40 to 20, how can I get rid off from those medicine? I don't eat to get addicted, and I don't know is there any major side effects effect on brian o heart now that is my main tension. Please try to help me doctor. My english is weak please excuse me, thank you in advance doctor.

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Has there been further mris done? What has your doctor told you? Additionally are you taking up counseling to manage your behaviour, low concentration, confidence etc? Both line of treatment should run in parallel for overall results. Psychiatric meds do have side effects but they should not be stopped without consultation with your Dr. If you are finding improvements and your Dr. can confirm that then gradually the dosage can be reduced and subsequently stopped. But it is very important to go f...more
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Psychiatrist•Kolhapur
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Normally the mainstay of anxiety treatment is medication such as SSRI class of drugs which are highly effective for anxiety. Beta blockers such as betacap, or benzodizepines are only given temporarily to control the physical symptoms of anxiety till the SSRI medicine starts to take effect.

Also dose used for anxiety is usually between 20 to 40. 60mg is not used.
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Psychiatrist•Gangtok
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Hello! nexito does give some relief but if there no improvement as such you could inform the doctor and he might increase the dose or change it.
Inderal is best for performance anxiety but if it's not being ameffective now you can ask the doctor to increase its dose. Apart from that relaxation technique can also help.
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Psychiatrist•Bangalore
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Dear Ramawat,
Most drugs are used for many indications. From the drugs don't think about diagnosis. Septamin forte is usually given in Vitamin B12 deficiency. But can be given in many other conditions as an add on. Nexito though an antidepressant can be used for OCD, somatization disorders, IBS, etc. Inderal can be used to as an hypotensive. But in anxiety and panic, it can be used to reduce the palpitations. It all depends on the diagnosis and predominant symptoms at a particular stage of t...more
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Psychiatrist•Chennai
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Yes you can, but make sure you don't do it regularly as alcohol worsens anxiety. If it is social drinking once a month or so, then fine. All the best.
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Cardiologist•Raipur
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I would suggest that you visit a cardiac electrophysiologist nearby, who is an expert in cardiac rhythm disorders. The exact nature of your palpitations has to be found out before suggesting change in medications. Because palpitations can be secondary to a normal rhythm as well as abnormal rhythm.
Also we have drugs which have a better safety profile than inderal.
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