Mirza 7.5 MG Tablet Health Feed

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There are no need to take two antidepressant until unless resistant depression or recurrent depression. One single ssri sufficient for optimum dose n adequte duration with consultation of psychiatrist.

Yes. You can take both at night. I believe the doctor is a psychiatrist as this combination needs to be carefully used by that specialist. All the best.

Dear Harish,
i don't understand your question clearly. But i can understand your doctor's struggle to help you with combination of antidepressants. Your recent symptoms are not due to mirtazapine. Either they are due to withdrawal of quetiapine or your own disorder recurring at this time again. However please discuss clearly with your doctor your concerns.

If you are comfortable with only one Buprocare N then continue at same dose provided no withdrawal symptoms are there. Continue it till your psychiatrist advise. Mirtaz 7.5 mg is probably given for sleep problems. Its a antidepressant but with such minimal dosage we use it in managing sleep problems.

Thanks for putting up your query. Relapses suggest that the illness is not completely addressed or illness is progressive. Also depends forte contains escitalopram and clonazepam, and clonazepam being 'needed' for such a long time means illness is not completely addressed. Please discuss all issues with your doctor on follow up.

Hi. First thing what I feel is you need a change. Go to any place where you would love to spend tm. Hear sm soothing music. Learn sm relaxation technique.

Hi. In my opinion mirtazapine is an antidepressant. It may or may not help in IBS. I never prescribe it for IBS. Your symptoms as you told may be related to drug withdrawal. Regarding stopping the drug you should consult the doctor who advised it. For IBS I can help you with few medications and lifestyle changes. Avoid unnecessary stress and anxiety.
Sleep properly, drink adequate water. Avoid spicy oily and outside food.
No smoking/alcohol/tobacco etc. Eat more of green vegetables and f...more

You can continue the same for long time under psychiatrist supervision. Frequent blood tests are needed to monitor the side effects and efficacy. All the best.

Yes i can.These are the minimal dose of these drugs and will not cause any harm though it is better to try stopping mirtaz which in this case working as a sedative only. You can try, if it works than gud, if not than again restart it.