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Asked for male, 3 years old from Ranchi

Currently I am taking pari cr 25 and zapiz 0.25 for anxiety but I had consults another psychiatrist, they suggested me sertraline 100 mg and clobazam 5 mg which medicine is better?

Dr. Prof Jagadeesan M S94%(13332 ratings)

MD - Psychiatry

Psychiatrist•Chennai

The first one is better, and over a period of time zapiz needs to be stopped and dose of pari adjusted. The second one will also work, but not the first line of treatment. All the best

Asked for male, 24 years old from Muzaffarpur

I have panic disorder. I have been taking the medicine from 5 month but still im not getting well. Pari cr 25, anxipro plus, waxipride 50 are the medicines.

Dr. R.N.Chaturvedi88%(2558 ratings)

PhD - Psychology

Psychologist•Patna

Your psychological problems of panic disorder 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 or direct contact me for this on mobile. Thank you.

1354 people found this helpful

Asked for male, 27 years old from Delhi

My brother had been taking paroxetine cr 75 at night for last 2 years for the anxiety and ocd. Lately he complained that he feels emotional-less and less motivated. We contacted our doctor and he put him on duzela 20 mg in morning as well. My brother did well for next 2 weeks but he again developed motivation and numbness. 1. We got in touch to our doctor and he changed the timings of paroxetine only. He made it 37.5 mg once in morning and once at night.. 2. My brother actually improved and got his good emotions back by only tweaking with the timings of paroxetine. My question is, was the paroxetine dose too high that made him emotionally numb? Shall we further reduce the dosage of paroxetine if it can cause emotional numb-ness. Duzela is being continued as well. Kindly provide your useful insights in this issue. Thank you.

Dr. Sangeetha P L92%(191 ratings)

MPhil Clinical Psychology, MSc COUNSELLI...read more

Psychologist•Thrissur

Dear lybrate-user,
its great that you tried seeking help by consulting a psychiatrist. However, it is equally important to seek psychotherapy (either online or in person) from a licensed clinical psychologist to battle depression and anxiety. It's proven that psychotherapy along with medicines provide best results. Get evaluated by clinical psychologist and get help from them to change your life style.
All the best

Health Query

I have been taking paroxetine 75 mg plus olanzapine 2.5 at night. But recently I visited by doctor as I was not feeling good. My doctor tried a lot of antidepressants but none of those worked. Thus he increased the dosage to olanzapine to 5 mg and paroxetine to 100 mg (25 in morn. And 75 at night). I have started feeling better by god's grace. My query is - can I take total dose of paroxetine 100 mg at night? Or I necessarily need to take it in two doses of 25 +75. Thank you. Do not wish to go for therapy.

Dr. Ankita Shah91%(32 ratings)

Diploma in Psychiatry Medicine, Postgrad...read more

Psychiatrist•Ahmedabad

Hello, you can take paroxetine in single-dose if your tablet is controlled released preparation, it would be labeled as cr preparation on your tablet. Kindly let me know if you have any further queries. Looking forward to providing you with a detailed evaluation and better management. With help of Lybrate, you can book an appointment with us.

Health Query

I am talking paroxetine 12.5 and zicam 0.25 per day from last one year, my doctor change the paroxetine tablet extended release to control release, than I feel headaches and blurred vision Is it tapering of dose or something else because strength of dose is same 12.5, please guide me.

Dr. Sajeev Kumar91%(40820 ratings)

C.S.C, D.C.H, M.B.B.S

General Physician•Alappuzha

Both extended release and controlled release tablets are same in function . Both will not make any differences

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Asked for male, 32 years old from Delhi

I have been grappling with the problem of ocd and anxiety for last 5 years. I have been taking paroxetine 75 mg and olanzapine 5 mg. Actually I am not responding to antidepressants well, and my treating doctor wants me to shift to new maoi's..thus will the maoi's be able to manage ocd as like paroxetine? I have dysthymia as well. So is it worth switching to maoi? Will it be able to manage ocd thought? Thank you.

Dr. Pragya Sharma92%(25 ratings)

MPhil Clinical Psychology, PhD Clinical ...read more

Psychologist•Delhi

Hi lybrate-user,
pharamcology (medicines) by themselves may not be sufficient for ocd and anxiety issues. Consider seeking cognitive behavior therapy from a clinical psychologist which would work directly on your behaviors and thoughts while the medicines work on your anxiety. Cbt is very efficacious for ocd and you will see good results.

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Health Query

I am 32 years old married for 3 years having a baby boy. I am suffering from premature ejaculation only, erection is normal. I used an allopathic medicine (paroxetine) which give me good results but I stopped using it because of its side effects nausea feeling down etc. Is there any medicine alternate of paroxetine without side effects? please recommend.

Dr. M A Khan92%(3698 ratings)

MD- Alternative Medicine, MD- Unani, MD-...read more

Unani Specialist•Moradabad

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Asked for male, 22 years old from Delhi

The patient is on paroxetine 75 mg for 3 years in connection with dysphoria and anxiety. We need to add one more ssri which can be used concomitantly for mdd. We have already tried all ssri, bupropion and vilazodone as well lately. Can we add ssri such as zoloft, celexa and prozac with the paroxetine? Ps: just for informative purpose!

Dr. R.N.Chaturvedi88%(2558 ratings)

PhD - Psychology

Psychologist•Patna

If you take psychological treatment instead of medicationthat will give you 100% better results within three months that is quite true.

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Health Query

The patient is on paroxetine 75 mg in connection with anxiety and dysphoria. We need one more mood stabilizer to be used concomitantly with paroxetine. We wish to get an antidepressant which can increase the serotonin levels. Could you please suggest an ssri or any other drug whose mechanism of action is based on serotonin. Already tried vilazodone. Thank you.

Dr. Muralidhara K A90%(269 ratings)

MBBS, MD-Psychiatry

Psychiatrist•Bangalore

What is the need for mood stabilizer, if the patient is maintaing well with single ssri?
Mood stabiliser is required if there is an inadequate response to adequate dose and duration of ssri.
If there is family history of bipolar disorder.
If there is ssri induced hypomanic episode.
If there is any evidence of bipolar depression better try lithium.

1218 people found this helpful

Asked for male, 29 years old from Delhi

The patient is on paroxetine for the last three years for dysphoria and anxiety. We need to add an another mood stabilizer. We have already tried bupropion, vilazodone and all snris. Thus could you please suggest an ssri to be used concomitantly with paroxetine to increase serotonin levels. Looking forward to receiving your valuable insights!

Ms. Kavita Chandak88%(171 ratings)

P G In Counselling & Psychotherapy, MBA

Psychologist•Nagpur

Hello Lybrate-User,
Though you have mentioned anxiety and dysphoria.
I hope you have already tried psychotherapy for the patient. If not. Please go for it. As you might get better insights on how the patient can overcome the same through the therapy faster and for the long term. Go for our package of overcoming and anxiety and depression.

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