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Asked for female, 17 years old from Kangra
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Psychologist•Bhubaneswar
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Hello madam,
do not take much medicines. But, any medicine you are taking, use the medicines regularly. Focus on your work you need to do. Focus on one activity and complete it .then after some rest period, you focus on another activity. Do some relaxation exercises. Be confident. Faith on god.
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Psychologist•Noida
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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 ...more
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Psychologist•Noida
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1.use deep breathing
deep breathing is another effective way to relieve stress and anxiety. It helps you with physical symptoms such as shallow breathing and rapid heart rate, and it also helps with controlling your thoughts. When you practice deep breathing, you're forced to take your thoughts off of whatever is causing you anxiety and to focus on the breathing technique that you are using.
2.keep a journal
journaling can be an effective way to deal with your anxiety and to find rel...more
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Psychologist•Palakkad
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Dear Lybrate user. I can understand. Codeine addiction comes under SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND ADDICTION. Deaddiction treatment is best suited for such addictions. Medically assisted drug detoxification or alcohol detoxification alone is ineffective as a treatment for addiction. The National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) recommends detoxification followed by both medication (where applicable) and behavioral therapy, followed by relapse prevention.
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Im suffering from a kind of seizure since 7/8 year more, I had been diagnosed calcified granuloma at temporal lobe region, and mesial temporal sclerosis through mri scan, now i'm taking medication name clobazam and this medicine didn't able to control my problem and later I started take divalproex but same didn't able to control my problem, and then started taking lacosamide but this also not able to control my problem, I feels suddenly discomfort at head and too much difficulty all over the body too much discomfort till 20 second to last 50 second and after then I feels normal. During that time I always in normal condition everything, I can sense normally my surround environment and can talk with anyone normally and do everything, I never haven't unconscious till now, only too much difficulty and discomfort which is out of tolerate and I feels relief after 20 to 50 second later and becomes normal, I feels such types of difficulty daily 1/2 times or more repeat and some time 2/3 days gap and again same 1/2 attack. Some time this attack repeat so much more than 50 per day, really bothering eeg test only can detect during that attack of 20 to 50 second other time not able to detect and always show normal eeg in other normal condition, really don't know which medicine can control this types seizure.

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Hello, I am not very much convinced that you have complex partial seizures, the granuloma though in temporal region can induce seizures but the sequence is not suggestive at all according to the information you have posted. You can try a video eeg to further investigate the cause for same.
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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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Sir/ madam I am sekhar my age is 42 jam suffering from chronic dysthymia, chronic anxiety tension, chronic insomnia, chronic fatigue syndrome, overactive bladder from 20 years. Jam taken all scars, snris, .but no cure. All scars include vortixitine jam stomach upset, loose stool. Do discontinued. Venlafaxine so sleepy, lethargy,libido, desvenlafaxine no working. I am taking duloxetine, divalproex 500, olanzapine2. 5,clonazepam for 1 year so I got a prediabetes, grade 2 fatty liver. So I discontinued .now I am taking tab deveniz100, zolfresh10 mg from 3 months. But not working very well. Jam taken quetiapine (very sleepy, aripiprazole (insomnia). Jam fear to brutan 150 because I am taking 180 ml whisky monthly twice maybe seizures doubt so 10 days I discontinued. My prediabetes ,grade 2 fatty livercause duloxetine, divalproex,clonazepam, antipsychotic sir/ madam? Is it right sir. Now I want to take duloxetine, bupran,zolfresh. Mel at on in is headache. I'm in village doctor available 200 k.m.i consult many psychiatrist.

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Psychiatrist•Davanagere
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I'm sorry to hear about the difficulties you're facing with your health. Managing multiple chronic conditions like dysthymia, anxiety, insomnia, chronic fatigue syndrome, and overactive bladder, along with the side effects of various medications, can be extremely challenging. Here are some points to consider based on the information you've shared:
medication side effects and interactions: it's clear that you've experienced a range of side effects from different medications. This is not uncom...more
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