Serta 25 MG Tablet For Depression

You should take an opinion of gastroenterologist as losing 10 kg in 2 years when the weight is just 35 kg is very unusual. Simultaneously, in her case a short admission can be considered for detailed evaluation and to see what medication suits her well as she is having very low weight and suicidal thoughts. She needs a multidisciplinary treatment.

It is not be taken over the counter on your own, in fact ideally after consulting a psychiatrist and getting your depression and mse done. Sertraline is a very good antidepressant but can cause certain unpleasant side effects too. So consult a psychiatrist and then get treated. Good luck.

Along with medicines, talk therapy is required. Only medicines will not solve depression. We need to identify the root cause of depression and solve it. I recommend doing exercises and yoga daily. Find good friends to share your feelings keep your self engaged in studies/work/ any hobbies good luck.

Accept that it is going to be difficult and you will not come out of it in an overnight - depression & anxiety are very poorly researched areas in the field of medicine. There is no definitive cure to this illness. Apart from that, depression is under-estimated. You will usually find people telling you to "not be depressed" or "ease down a bit" or "stay happy" when in reality it is very difficult, or rather, impossible to "not be depressed" or "to ease down" or "be happy" there is a very little chance that medication will be able to help you in which case you're lucky, else you'll have to resort to treating it all by yourself. Follow a healthy diet - eat healthy and do not under-estimate the power of unhealthy food. Unhealthy food plays an important role in depression. You don't see the effects of smoking right away but a few years down the line you realize you're in deep trouble and so it is with unhealthy eating practices. Following a healthy diet is extremely important and also a difficult one but it pays off. Exercise daily: ride a bicycle or go swimming or play tennis or jog or practice yoga; there are thousand other things you can do to keep yourself fit. Building muscles by gymming is not the only way to be physically fit. Regular exercise has been proven to reduce stress, ward off anxiety and feelings of depression, boost self-esteem and last but not the lease is it improves sleep. Keep healthy relationships: you do not want to hang around people who make you feel less worthy. Stay away, no matter what, stay away from negative people. There is a saying "you're the average of the five people you spend the most time with" which is absolutely true. Hang out with people who inspire you, who accept you for who you are, who are good at heart. Stay away from alcohol and drugs: alcohol and drugs are nothing but depressants. They'll make you feel better till you're intoxicated but once the alcohol/drug is out of your body you're going to feel more depressed than before and there's a pretty good chance that you'll want to resort to alcohol/drugs again to wash that feeling out. I have been addicted to alcohol and believe me when I tell you, it is the worst thing that can happen to you. Create a long term goal and break it into tiny milestones: the saying "the journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step. Sums it all up. Work towards your goal with thorough dedication. Books: you're on quora and I don't think you need to be told about the benefits of reading. Persistence: without persistence you'll never ever achieve any goals in life. Things go wrong all the time but you should not give up no matter what. As happens with depression something as trivial as missing out your morning workout will make you feel extremely bad. Things will be worse when things go really bad like having a break up or getting into an altercation with your best friend or getting fired, you'll have to be damn strong. Do not give up. It is going to be very difficult but keep trying until you succeed.

Dear Amey, You can stop it suddenly. It may not give withdrawal symptoms. But your depressive symptoms will continue to be reducing your quality of life.

No medicine can change your thought and main problem is how you see the situation so change your perception and life style, that is permanent and along with pharmacological treatment if you take cbt session it will help you a lot.

Risdone can cause weight gain at high doses. Improve your lifestyle- diet, exercise. If you still feel that weight is going up, get lipid panel, fasting sugar and hba1c checked.

Both are ssris and need to be taken after consulting a psychiatrist and not purchased over the counter as they are schedule h drugs. They need to be monitored, followed up. Both have different effects on different anxiety and depressive symptoms. Good luck.

Anxiety disorders can have on and off symptoms. Previous dosages and duration of treatment are important before considering any change in medications or advise. You would need a detailed evaluation and assessment regarding underlying anxious and depressive cognitions. So, I would suggest a detailed evaluation by a psychiatrist before taking any further action.

Dear lybrate-user despite having multiple problems, it is appreciable that you are feeling good with treatments. Now may be having residual symptoms or effects of drugs. You need to do regular walking or exercises. Also take healthy diet with rich vitamin c and minerals. Also undergo psychological evaluation by a psychologist and take counselling or therapies. Bye take care.