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Asked for male, 30 years old from Angul
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MBBS, MD Psychiatry, DNB (Psychiatry)

Psychiatrist•Kolkata
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Yes most certainly. Please continue as prescribed.
These medicines should never be discontinued without a thorough examination and investigation by a psychiatrist who has been regularly seeing you in person.
Further, these medicines will be tapered down slowly and then stopped. (if the doctor thinks it's okay to stop in the first place). Please be patient.
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Psychiatrist•Davanagere
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Alcohol may be a temporary solution to many problems, however, in the long run, it does cause a lot of damage starting with liver problems and others that involve bodily functions, including digestion, metabolism, excretion, sexual problems and thought or emotional disorders. Therefore alcohol is best avoided as self-medication for many problems including social anxiety. There are many medications available to help deal with social anxiety and it would be better to take on a daily basis if you b...more
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General Physician•Mumbai
Dosage needs to be prescribed after clinical examination and also take tablet folvite 2.5mg once a day for lifetime
Asked for female, 39 years old from Gandhinagar
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Homeopathy Doctor•Noida
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Try to relax --
Exercise. Exercise is one of the most important things you can do to combat stress.
Take a few minutes to breathe in and out in slow, deep breaths.
Reduce Your Caffeine Intake.
Write It Down. This can be stress buster for u. Write every day even if 2 lines.
Chew Gum.
Spend Time With Friends and Family.
Laugh.
Massage.
Eat a healthy diet.
Pursue one hobby
Walk in nature
Meditation.
Yoga
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Asked for female, 22 years old from Hyderabad
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MBBS, MD - Psychiatry

Psychiatrist•Kolkata
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Though opinion varies, I generally do not prefer to prescribe sleeping pills for long times. There are other medicines which are better and not addictive. You should consult a psychiatrist for detailed evaluation and treatment. Your father needs treatment of anxiety and depression primarily which will improve the sleep also. Meanwhile google for sleep hygiene and practise them.
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Asked for male, 4 years old from Mumbai
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Psychiatrist•Chennai
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Lorazepam on a shorter course few weeks is good drug, on a longer run is very harmful. It can produce early dementia, withdrawal seizures, personality changes, brain shrinkage. But you cannot stop suddenly. Consult a psychiatrist online or in person, it s dose has to be tapered and substitutes given.
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Psychiatrist•Chennai
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There is nothing called better or inferior. All medications are tailored to an individual depending on the symptoms, response and tolerability. Over the Counter self medication and self medication by googling is dangerous to one's body and mind. Lorazepam is a benzodiazepine and can cause severe dependence and side effects on a longer run. Escitalopram ad Sertraline are SSRI's and need to be prescribed carefully adjusting/ titrating dosage by a psychiatrist. Hope this info helps.
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MD - Homeopathy, BHMS

Homeopathy Doctor•Vadodara
There is not any fix table to describe themselves like short term and long term . It is like approximately. No fix table, no one fix answer.
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MSC - Counselling Psychology

Psychologist•Bangalore
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Hey lybrate-user!
I understand your confusion here. It sounds like it is in your best interest to reach out to your psychiatrist who prescribed you the medication and clarify these questions. It is important to ask any doubts that you have about your medication and its effect on your body to your psychiatrist. Hope this helps :)
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A family member is under treatment for schizoaffective disorder since 10 yrs. Lithium carbazepine risperidone clonazepam apripazole n ativan lorazepam for wen trouble sleeping. She has developed slowness of movement almost walks like penguin n feels rigidness tightness in hips n thigh thus trouble sitting n walking. Her psychiatrist told to do tests serum lithium n carbamazepine were under normal levels Vit b12 normal Only calcium slight lower than normal n vit d3 low Ortho consultation raised query abt extrapyramidal side effects of antipsychotic medication but psychiatrist refuted it. Ortho den gave gabapentin n mecobalamin n ca+vit d improved her walking n stiffness to an extent. I wanted to ask what is the reason for her walking problem n why did she get relief from gabapentin. We were asked to follow up after 15 days. If still stiffness n walking prob to refer neuro physician coz ortho cause was ruled out. I would like to know whats going on with her cause our docs didnt clearly explain d situation? N I cant afford to change docs.

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Psychiatrist•Kolkata
Hi lybrate-user, I would like to say that the symptoms of slowness of movement what you have mentioned in a patient who is on Rispeidone and aripiprazole is most probably EPS (extra pyramidal Side effects) unless proved otherwise. There may be underlying or Co morbid Parkinsons disease. But in this position its difficult to diagnose as the Pt is on antipsychotic. Gabapentin has no role in decreasing antipsychotic induced slowness in movements. But its often used as a treatment of Akathesia which...more
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