Qutan 200mg Tablet SR Health Feed

First, we need to be sure of diagnosis before commenting on medications. But, at the outset. Does'nt make sense giving antipsychotics and antidepressants considering the doses in which they have been prescribed.

You have been taking many anti-psychotics in reasonably high doses. Adjusting these drug doses needs very careful monitoring and regular thorough assessment. It should not be attempted without physical consultation.

Hello what were your symptoms or what are still your symptoms. As if you say depression there are other medication that are better for depression than qutan.

Qutan is given for the behavioral problems occurs in Dementia.
Whether it's needed or not will assessed only by consultation.

I am sorry to hear about your concern but will be happy to assist you.
Seek emergency medical treatment or contact the doctor in case of an overdose.
Let's connect over a call so that we can discuss your concern in details and make a suitable treatment plan for you.

Dear user, medicine never get you out from ocd and depression. Its your will power that will help you. Don’t get dependent on medicines, change your life style, add some activities to your routine. Do yoga, exercises, walks etc. You need regular counseling sessions (CBT). Call me and discuss all the things in detail, tc.

Dear , from the given information, it is difficult to diagnose your mother's problem. But it is evident that she is treated for depression and anxiety disorder. Both these conditions are mental disorders. These mental disorders are usually treated with a combination of medicines and other means like awareness, meditation, psychotherapy techniques, life style changes etc. Please consult a psychologist for a consultation. Take care.

Sometimes resistance does happen to medications for which you need to consult psychiatrist again and get the prescription revised. Good luck.

To boost your self confidence, try using alternative method along with medicine, contact Lybrate help desk to connect to me.

Recovery from a psychiatric illness varies. It may take 2-8 weeks to achieve a significant amount of improvement in symptoms. To see the effects of a particular antidepressant, atleast 2-4 weeks may be required. In this particular case, the doses may be increased further to look for improvement. If there is no improvement even after that, then there would a need to change the antidepressant or try another treatment modality.