Esteemed Sir/Madam, I am suffering from anxiety disorder since one year. I met a psychiatrist who diagnosed me as I have F42 F40 F41. 0 F17 and F52 ED. I did some blood tests also like cbc and t3 t4 tsh nd were normal as per reports. The doctors prescriptions are under: 1.Paradise xr 25 mg which I took about two months. 2.Zopress B 10 also two months Then prescription changed to 1.Paroxee cr 25 mg which I am taking nowadays since about six months 2.Bupron xl 150 mg -do- Now couple of weeks I am feeling some pressure on chest nd a little sharing, pain in Heart and body pain nd occasionally a little fever trembling hands too. I am totally scared about this last two weeks. Before these two weeks I was ok nd was taking medicine regularly morning nd lunch. I am totally disturbed wat to do. Now it is requested please tell wat should I do. Is everything right. I couldn't concentrate. I am also getting weight.

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Mr. Rajan PPsychologist27yrs exp

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Dear Lybrate user. Since you have tried various pharmacotherapy with no desired results, you better resort to psychotherapy and counseling along with yoga therapy. A psychotherapeutic technique called CBT and Yogic techniques like breathing exercises and pranayam methods could be very fruitful for anxiety issues. But it should be tailored to the need of the affected person. Find such kind of specialists in your nearest location or contact me for further guidance, becs I have a good deal of experience in these areas.

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