I have been preparing for upsc examination. Also I am taking fluoxetine (80 mg) and risperidone (0.5 mg) for ocd .does this can lead to my disqualification in upsc civil service medical test?
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Do not worry no problem it is safe relax.
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Dear lybrate-user, definitely no. Those medical tests don't test for these drugs though they are psychotropics. Some tests are for addicting drugs though most of them for your general health status. Both fluoxetine and risperidone are not addicting drugs.
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Dear user may be you would crack yourupse ,but if you are discussing here about your problem it’s my responsibility to guide you properly, life is not all about exams and job, though it’s very important I can understand but the most important is”you” if you are okay you can do anything for you and your loved ones. So dear when we are aware about our problem we are able to control but we have to control it in a proper way. You are too young and taking these tablets, it’s not good for your physical as well as your mental health. If you don’t want to take medication for life time then please wake up yourself, medicines are not a perfect solution for mental health, you have to work on your own, your will power, your mind and thoughts. Medicines are not the only solution, do not make it a habit fir future, counseling is a best option for you so that you could better understand yourself and save yourself from the side effects of medicines. Please call and discuss your problem in detail and then i���ll be able to help you better. My contact no is mobile.
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No. This would not cause any discrepancy in medical test.
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