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Inzofresh 10 MG Tablet Health Feed

Asked for female, 21 years old from Korba
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General Physician•Nashik
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First thing that should be done in this problem is to improve sleep hygiene.
- Fix your time to go to sleep. - Avoid alcohol, tea, coffee in evening
- Light exercise will also help in getting good sleep
- Use your bed for sleeping only and don't watch TV, read books on bed
- Avoid day time naps
- If you fail to sleep within 10 minutes of going to bed, get up and start to distract yourself.
- Bath with warm water in evening will help.
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Asked for male, 28 years old from Delhi
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General Physician•Nashik
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First thing that should be done in this problem is to improve sleep hygiene.
- Fix your time to go to sleep. - Avoid alcohol, tea, coffee in evening
- Light exercise will also help in getting good sleep
- Use your bed for sleeping only and don't watch TV, read books on bed
- Avoid day time naps
- If you fail to sleep within 10 minutes of going to bed, get up and start to distract yourself.
- Bath with warm water in evening will help.
Try to improve sleep hygiene and i...more
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Asked for Male, 38 years old from Phagwara
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General Physician•Nashik
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First thing that should be done in this problem is to improve sleep hygiene.
- Fix your time to go to sleep. - Avoid alcohol, tea, coffee in evening
- Light exercise will also help in getting good sleep
- Use your bed for sleeping only and don't watch TV, read books on bed
- Avoid day time naps
- If you fail to sleep within 10 minutes of going to bed, get up and start to distract yourself.
- Bath with warm water in evening will help.
Try to improve sleep hygiene and i...more
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Asked for Female, 23 years old from Mumbai
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General Physician•Nashik
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First thing that should be done in this problem is to improve sleep hygiene.
- Fix your time to go to sleep. - Avoid alcohol, tea, coffee in evening
- Light exercise will also help in getting good sleep
- Use your bed for sleeping only and don't watch TV, read books on bed
- Avoid day time naps
- If you fail to sleep within 10 minutes of going to bed, get up and start to distract yourself.
- Bath with warm water in evening will help.
Try to improve sleep hygiene and i...more
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Hi, one of my close friend's mom is suffering from auditory hallucinations for the more than a week. Most of her talks/hearings are somewhat related to past conflict. Monday they met homeopathy/ayurveda and they suggested for ayurveda tablets/syrup (saraswatharistam and manasamithira vadagam). She was taking ayurveda tablets for 2 days. Since its getting worst and her health would not allow her to wait for few more days to see the response for homeopathy/ayurveda tablets, wednesday night they met psychiatric in chennai. Doctor suggested (psychosis) for a tablet 'olimelt 5 mg' at night (8-8: 30 pm) for 20 days. If she is not getting sleep still, then they suggested to take 'zolfresh 5 mg' at around 11: 30 pm. 1st day (wed night): took olimelt 5 mg around 10 pm, slept around 1 am and woke up around 8 am. 2nd day (thurs night): thursday day time slept for 30 mins. Took olimelt around 8: 45 pm, did not get sleep till 10: 10, started blaberring/crying after that. So gave zolfresh 5 mg, then slept from 12 am-8 am. 3rd dy (friday night-yesterday): friday day time didn't sleep, took her outside. Took olimelt around 8 pm, had meditation for 45 mins, slept around 10: 15 pm. Woke up by 12 am, and blaberring for an hour. So gave zolfresh 5 mg by 1 am, then slept from 2 am till 8: 30 am. Would like to request experts opinion on the below. - can she take both psychiatric tablet and ayurveda medicines together? Would it help for faster recovery? - any other suggestion for faster recovery (like food habits, yoga, meditation, oil bath. Etc)? - in google, its mentioned that "zolfresh 5 mg" has a side effect of hallucinations. Understand this tablet is for deep sleep, but have a fear about this side effect bec. Our main problem is itself hallucinations only - we are trying our level best to divert her, but sometimes it works, most of the times don't. What to do for that - based on above day by day things, are we in a positive direction or we need to speed up the treatment by getting second opinion? How long her body/brain will take to respond for these tablets? When can we expect the slight positive change on this health issue? - there are other suggestions like consulting neurologist, siddha (parallel treatment), acupuncture. Do you recommend any of those at this point of time or wait for sometime to see the response for current medicines? - which treatment would be the best one for this kind of health issue? Any prompt response would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance!

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Any type of hallucinations can be removed by psychological counseling and psychological autosuggestion therapy through the online process for three weeks without any medication you can contact me for this on Lybrate website thank you.
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First thing that should be done in this problem is to improve sleep hygiene.
- Fix your time to go to sleep. - Avoid alcohol, tea, coffee in evening
- Light exercise will also help in getting good sleep
- Use your bed for sleeping only and don't watch TV, read books on bed
- Avoid day time naps
- If you fail to sleep within 10 minutes of going to bed, get up and start to distract yourself.
- Bath with warm water in evening will help.
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First thing that should be done in this problem is to improve sleep hygiene.
- Fix your time to go to sleep. - Avoid alcohol, tea, coffee in evening
- Light exercise will also help in getting good sleep
- Use your bed for sleeping only and don't watch TV, read books on bed
- Avoid day time naps
- If you fail to sleep within 10 minutes of going to bed, get up and start to distract yourself.
- Bath with warm water in evening will help.
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I am felling poor sleep now is it sign of relapse or not proper treatment. I am doing all remedies like exercise a definite time of sleep wake cycle. I ate medicine three time 1 time clocit5, klon then I cured it was due to after doing hard labour not selection in medical college. After some month break up with my girlfriend ye bimari sath hi hone tha I was not in position to forget her at all. Then I again went to the treatment my doctor gave me triwin c plus for three month then I cured at all. Nothing to maintain anything like sleep cycle exercise bilkul think ho gya. But after 8 month it started again mere sath aisa kuch incident bhi nhi hua tha I was eating talking normal but problem was sleep disturbance in night then I again went for treatment amitriptlne chlorobenza 25 mg for six month then I cured now after nine month of left this medicine now I am feeling poor sleep what should I do. Should I go again for treatment. Or should I go ahead in my life with this poor sleep. Mujhe kuchh samajh me nhi aa rha if I say this family again all my family member will trouble. I do not want to do this. So I decided to go ahead with poor sleep in my life is it right is it affect on my health what should I do. Kya bar bar medicine khana sahi hai kuch to hoga jisse mai puri tarah think ho jau this is affecting my study I am not understanding what should I do.

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General Physician•Nashik
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First thing that should be done in this problem is to improve sleep hygiene.
- Fix your time to go to sleep. - Avoid alcohol, tea, coffee in evening
- Light exercise will also help in getting good sleep
- Use your bed for sleeping only and don't watch TV, read books on bed
- Avoid day time naps
- If you fail to sleep within 10 minutes of going to bed, get up and start to distract yourself.
- Bath with warm water in evening will help.
Try to improve sleep hygiene and i...more
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I am taking venlafaxine 225 mg morning and quetiapine 100 mg at night for my recurrence depressive disorder from nine months I have continue taking these drugs from nine months before that my illness covered slowly and now m facing problem during these drugs at drowsiness and more dreams at night sleep and much more feeling of sleepy at morning time I am wake up around 9 am morning and no freshness feeling of awakening and yesterday I hv discuss all these things with my Dr. Assistant bcz my Dr. Not available in hospital at my following visit so I hv discuss with junior he is change my medicine and stop my night medicine quetiapine and he started new medicine stilnoct 6.25 mg at night time so please tell me stilnoct 6.25 mg is better medicine comparer to quetiapine please tell me according my condition which one medicine better quetiapine or stilnoct 6.25 mg bcz many Dr. Says stilnoct is addiction medicine he is in clonazepam form.

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Psychiatrist•Davanagere
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I totally understand that you are having difficulty with your sleep with your current medications. Sleep can have an immense effect on your mood and it is imperative that you change your medications with consultation from your prescribing doctor. I also believe that the quality of your sleep has a lot to do with your daytime routine and it does help if you could explain your sleep in detail with your psychiatrist. With regards to your medications, quetiapine and stilnoct are two entirely differe...more
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