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Asked for female, 21 years old from Jamshedpur
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You will not need any other organic medicine if you are compliant with allopathy medicine
instead have a balanced diet and more foods containing tryptophan. Do exercise regularly.
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Psychologist•Pune
Hello Lybrate user,
need to be focus on continuing the course of meditation which will help you to overcome from the disease rather than worried about the weight gain. Ask to your Dr. about how to control over the weight gain after taking medicines.
Thank you and have a speedy recovery.
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Psychiatrist•Davanagere
None of the medications you mention can cause you to gain weight. Eating food if you have food cravings can cause you to have more weight and thus lead to body dysmorphia. We completely understand your concerns with your weight. There are two options, you should either consult one of the two doctors you trust or you can contact us for more suggestions. You are more than welcome to consult us online here on Lybrate privately via text or audio consultation. Contact the Lybrate staff for more detai...more
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Hello everyone, this is my first here. These might sound pretty interesting mental symptoms but I am really tired of searching these on internet and could not find anything helpful for me so may be you guys can direct me in the right direction. Since last 3 years I am having trouble coping with artificial heat, whenever winter arrives, heating systems in apartment, trams and buses are turned on, and for some reason, since last 3 years I cannot tolerate it. Whenever I enter these places where artificial heat is on (trams, restaurants, friends apartments, buses), within few min, I start feeling pressure on my cheeks and mouth region, my nose starts itching mildly but worst of all it feels like I am going crazy, I become restless, my ocd worsens, intrusive thoughts become rampant in following days. Most of the times, I enter in staring spell with lack of awareness - within this period of lack of awareness, my friends pointed out, I space out and do some weird movement with my mouth without realizing it. This mouth movement happens without me realizing and causing me great tension as strangers on road give me weird look for that. I have to take anti-depressant (strain) to feel normal again, after that these symptoms go away, including intense pressure on mouth region. I know this condition/symptoms sound psychological, I also thought same initially but it is not. Because this year during summer I was feeling normal, I did not have to take sertraline as no heating was on, but suddenly during mid-october all these symptoms started, then I realized heating in my apartment was turned on by friend that time. This is also not case of carbon monoxide poisoning, as my friends stay in the same environment without any suffering it just feels like my body has developed some kind of reaction to it. This has affected my life negatively to great extent, I cannot take public transport, heater in my apartment is always off even when outside temperature is below 0, cannot go to the restaurants in winter as heating there is also on. I visited 2 doctors, both of them suggested allergy medicine which did not help. One of them said, it could be psychological, so he kept increasing sertraline dose, which also does not help. I am not sure what is this I am suffering from, I did not have this issue till oct 2018, started this from last 3 years. Anyone knows what this could be, what specialist might help me or direct me in right direction.

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Psychiatrist•Kanpur
Sir,
please get yourself evaluated by an allergy specialist thoroughly and only after clearance from them consult a psychiatrist.
Subsequently as you said that most of symptoms came under control by taking sertralin earlier, it may well be psychological.
Only difference now is that even sertralin is not working and you may be well with change of medications.
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Psychologist•Jaipur
Dear user 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. You are too young. But due to certain reasons if you are on antidepressants you have to take some extra care of yourself. I donã¢â€â™t know what are the circumstances under which you are taking medicines, I want to know the whole details about your disorder. But I must say donã¢â...more
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Psychiatrist•Nellore
Fluoxetine and clonazipam are relatively safe medicines. If you don't want to use medication, cbt is better choice.
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Psychologist•Noida
Dear sir,
nocturnal myoclonus can be very disturbing and cause restless sleep.
I would like to know your physical activity and movement details during daytime.
Relaxation techniques before sleep can help calm your mind and enable a peaceful sleep.
But a detailed history taking will help understand your issue properly and find a best solution to it.
Hope the answer helps.
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Psychiatrist•Chennai
He can have the child with these medications. But he needs to attend the review with his psychiatrist regularly if he can manage the family, social and occupational responsibilities before having the child. Good luck.
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