I was prescribed prodep 60 mg, procydin 5 mg and lopez 2mg but from family pressure I was told to not take medicines so after one month I stopped taking it. Now I'm taking it and experiencing the side effects. How much time will it take to go back to normal ?
I've been dealing with severe cardiophobia and its taking a toll on my life. i can't stop thinking about my heart or heart attacks. I even did echo test and multiple ecg which came out to be fine , it used to satisfy me but for a short period of time only. How can i overcome this ? is there any solution
My mother forgets very quickly Even small things When she called any name she called. Name not his name or her name she called any one to another name Like she called muskesh name suresh Then suddenly calls muskesh idnt knw wt to do now is this thiamine deficiency. Should i give her 10 mg thimax tablet per day
Currently have consulted and doctor has gradually increased my dose of nexito and vortidif twice 10mg morning and evening since i was not feeling much of the change with 10 mg does. Plse advise is it advisable totake both medicine simultaneously.
My brother recently started therapy for feeling anxiety and overthinking for very long time. His symptoms - overthinking leading to mental exhaustion - anxiety when triggered due to certain things - mood shift sometimes - difficulty in making decisions - minimal OCD symptoms but visible only when anxious Therapist suggested to visit psychiatrist. Psychiatrist suggested to start bupropion XL150 for 3 months. Suggested approach by them- use medicine for some initial months and continue therapy and leave medicine once therapy is at advanced stage and also naturally positive habits are built My brother is anxious about building medicine dependence? We don't want that at all Also is it possible to stop using the medicine immediately after 3 months? What should be done? Should we take second opinion on the medicine and dosage and usage?
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