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Asked for male, 22 years old from Trivandrum
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I am suffering from ocd and social phobia from 10 years. I am 22 years old. Psychiatrist prescribed me prodep 10,20,40 and 60 mg at prodep 40 mg I got another medicine bupron sr 150 mg after talking bupron I experience little late to start urination day after day I experience more difficult to urinate I strain to start urination. In morning I experience more difficult to urinate. Sometimes I can't urinate. Psychiatrist said that this medicine doesn't cause this side-effect so I consulted urologist and I took ultrasound scan blood test everything is perfect no problem. So I stopped the medicines after 2 days my urine flow back to normal Why. Then after 5 months I again start treatment she prescribed me venlor 37.5 after 3 days I experienced same problem. I again stopped the treatment I week ago I consulted another psychiatrist he prescribed me REGRACE L S 2 MG [Risperidone, Trihexyphenidyl] ALSET 50 MG [fluvoxamine maleate] after talking the medicines I experienced same problem again. Now I stopped the medicines. Now my urine flow backs to normal Why?

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Psychiatrist•Bangalore
Dear lybrate-user,
If you are unable to tolerate any drug for OCD, please go in for cognitive therapy with exposure and response prevention therapy (ERP). It will be done on many weekly sessions by a clinical psychologist or CBT trained psychiatrist. If one of your friends or family joins as co therapist, it will be easy for you to do the homeworks in therapy. It can be done online also. You are young and suffering for long - don't allow your OCD and social phobia to spoil your future. Take ...more
Asked for Male, 37 years old from Anand
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I am 37 years old men from gujarat. I did m.pharm and was a lecturer in pharmacy college at Gujarat. When I was talking my lecture on 10/03/2010 suddenly I felt fear n hallucinating condition and I diagnosed at that time with a paranoid schizophrenia n I was on combinations of medicine like antipsychotic n all but after that my doctor has told your disorder has been concerted to bipolar disorder n right now I am on lexpin 25 mg, lithium bicarbonate 450 mg, divalproex sodium 500 mg, nortriptyline 50 mg, trazodone 100 mg, fluoxetine 20 mg, nitrazepam 5 mg, trihexyphenidyl 2 mg on daily basis at night n this all medicines I am taking regularly although I am getting 2 to 3 episodes per year. Right now I had tried brintellix 10 mg for a month but I am getting depressed so I had stopped right now brintellix. Actually I am feeling tired from this condition n getting suicidal thoughts, lack of confidence, worthlessness n getting angry easily n feeling alone. Really I am feeling helplessness. Please can anyone tell me whether my treatment going is on a right way or not. Also I had taken 4.4.2 ect. And right now I am thinking about ultra brief pulse therapy n rtms but getting confused about this because this requires more sessions so financially also it will goes more. But ya if it gives a benefits to my conditions then I am ready to go ahead. I had taken many advice from various doctors in gujarat. Today I approximately passed 10 years with this illness. So please can anyone suggest me a right way. Thanks.

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Psychiatrist•Navi Mumbai
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I think a complete course of ects with medication will make you feel better. If affordability is an issue am sure there are good medical colleges nearby where a psychiatry department can treat you at affordable cost of treatment.
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Psychiatrist•Kannur
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Hi,
This is a very common situation in people suffering from Parkinsonism and you might be correct in assuming the symptoms of talking to herself are due to the medicines. Syndopa actually increases the dopamine levels in your brain which could lead to increase in symptoms like delusions and hallucinations. However if we try to treat the talking to self, this might further decrease dopamine levels and in turn increase trembling and parkinsonian features. So a delicate balance needs to be mai...more
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Asked for male, 44 years old from Visakhapatnam
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I have been diagnosed with schizophrenia and depression for more than 15 years. I have been on different medications and had stopped taking medicines for some years in between. After multiple relapse, I am right now on tolaz 10 mg and rexipra20 mg before sleep and pacitane during the mornings. I have been on this dosage for more than 6 months. I would like to know when these medications will be reduced as my doctor has said that I have to concentrate on recovery instead of asking questions like when the medicines will be stopped. Due to multiple relapses in between in these 15 years, the doctor has said that the medicines might have to be taken for life time. My major problem is the muscle contractions, a pull feeling in the muscles of both my legs, and diarrhoea which are hampering my normal behaviour.

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Psychologist•Chandigarh
Hi along with medication you need to go for psychotherapy sessions with a clinical psychologist for both the features. Main is the thought process you need to work onto. And when you make your thought process strong despite of thinking when I will improve or how much time it will take focus on therapy and the negative or false thought patterns will be fading off slowly or you will learn to handle when those thoughts are coming. Regards.
Asked for male, 27 years old from Greater Noida
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Hello,
I am not sure that you are suffering from schizophrenia, symptoms are more suggestive of depression which can be treated effectively, if you list out your symptoms in chronological order right from the beginning I will be able to guide you better. Depression is a very much treatable disorder and you should concentrate on that.
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Psychiatrist•Ghaziabad
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Hi lybrate-user, dystonia is a psychiatric emergency, please consult a nearby psychiatrist in-person or visit any medical emergency. The psychiatrist will also be able to explain you the causation and mechanism of hallucination and delusion along with potential side effects of the medicines. Whether he needs 1/2/3 medicines will be best decided by examining the patient, going through the previous medical records and past response to medications.
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