Hi.. yes.. gradual reduction and stoppage can be done. Consult online fir treatment

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Thank you for reaching out here. Firstly, before tapering, kindly consult your doctor & share your doubts about it. Secondly, therapy will help you in the long run along with this. You can reach out for sessions.

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It's a very very important query, at this stage most of the people admit the mistake of the sudden stoppage of medication , it relapse the symptoms and while improvement get into vain You had more than 90% response or improvement,even it is 100%, your one Medication that is escitalopram should be tapered gradually in further few months, at the same time monitoring any reoccurrence of symptoms You must discuss your queries with your Psychiatrist, the tapering plan will be mutually discussed, and continue some relaxation exercises along with Medication too

Stopping your medication can worsen anxiety. Medication needs to be tapered off gradually under professional guidance if at all you have achieved remission. Anxiety might be contributing to your hypertension as well. Consult a psychiatrist.

It’s good to hear that you’re feeling much better now. However, please don’t stop Nexito on your own. The improvement you’re experiencing is likely due to the medication, as such medicines usually need to be continued for a certain duration to maintain recovery and prevent relapse. The exact duration varies from person to person and should be decided by the psychiatrist after proper assessment. Stopping it abruptly or tapering without supervision may cause your symptoms to return.

Nexito will have to be tapered off under supervision. Although it is advisable to take antidepressant medication atleast 6 months after full recovery. Stopping medication early risks a relapse in the future.