Loxetine 30Mg Tablet Health Feed

90 mg fluoxetine is surely high. I am anesthesiologist intensive care consultant, fipm pain medicine, interventional pain specialist ,cancer pain specialist any pain in my experience will not decrease to 0 by any medice in my experience. Too high dose is never good, kindly decrease it to first 60 mg and observe for 15 days if it's still low at least 2-3 decrease it to 40 mg and observe for 1 month
preferably get your complete blood count, liver function test, renal function tests done you ca...more

THERE ARE TOO MANY MEDICATIONS GOING ON. I VERY STRONGLY RECOMMEND YOU TO PRACTICE ALL THAT IS TAUGHT DAILY ON ASTHA CHANNEL 5.00 TO 7.30 AM. VERY VERY EFFECTIVE- ESP ANULOM-VILOM AND BRAMRI AND UDGIT. YOU WILL GET MIRACULOUS RESULTS FOR FREE AND WITHOUT ADVERSE EFFECTS OF ALLOPATHIC MEDICINES AND WILL GAIN GOOD PHYSICAL AND MENTAL HEALTH, INCREASE IN YOUR STAMINA, GOOD CONCENTRATION, IMPROVED MEMORY, ETC. IT IS EXCELLENT TO DRIVE DEPRESSION , NEGATIVE THINKING OUT OF YOUR SYSTEM.

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Hello lybrate user,
- might be that drowsy feel is bcz of those medications.
- you can adopt ayurveda line if treatment to come out of these issues
- better to do some yogasanas and meditation to reduce the medications
- you are in need of panchakarma treatment like shirodhara, padhabyanga and other it depends on symptoms.
- by these you can reduce these medicine dosage. Thank you.

Ciplar la is non selective beta blocker having effect on heart, lungs, blood vessels etc. And so should not be used in asthmatic patients while metoprolol succinate is a cardioselective beta blocker that can be used in patients having asthma or peripheral vascular disease. Both can be used in chest pain or angina or irregular or increased heart beats but if used together they may cause side effects (esp if in excess dose) like nausea, vomiting, abdominal cramps or heart block. Metoprolol is used...more

Dear lybrate-user, consumption of these anti depression medicines have led to this issue of erectile dysfunction. Now don’t lend yourself in trouble by consuming above medications for erectile dysfunction. Let me explain you about your issue in brief - at some point in a man’s life, he may have difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection. Erection problems occur when you can’t achieve or maintain an erection that’s firm enough to have sexual intercourse. Erection problems are also kn...more

hello Nikita, some times medicines only wont work for pains, as for your condition you need to take Inferential therapy and ultrasound with regular back strengthening excercises you will overcome and get relief from your back pain.

I'm sorry to hear about the difficulties you're facing with your health. Managing multiple chronic conditions like dysthymia, anxiety, insomnia, chronic fatigue syndrome, and overactive bladder, along with the side effects of various medications, can be extremely challenging. Here are some points to consider based on the information you've shared:
medication side effects and interactions: it's clear that you've experienced a range of side effects from different medications. This is not uncom...more

do hamstring streching exercises, quads strengthening exercises, before streching do apply hot fermentation for atleast 15 min.
- connect with physio for proper assesment and to know other strengthening exercises for lower limb.if possible ask for taping technique

1. Apply mahabhringraj oil on your scalp and massage follow by giving hot water fomentation. You can put 1 drop of cow ghee in both nostrils before going to bed.

2. Take pranacharya allergin capsule twice a day. Increase the intake of proteins such as soybean and egg white. It is advisable to avoid tea, coffee, spicy food, fermented food and junk food. Only use ayurvedic shampoo on your scalp and avoid synthetic shampoos. Do pranayama early morning..

Monoamine group of medicines will have some interactions with other medications and some food ,so if your doctor is keen to start mao inhibitor you can go for it provided you do regular screening with your psychiatrist regularly.