Do psychiatrist's drugs harm the kidneys

2025-06-12 05:42:28
Hello sir / mam, I am suffering from anxiety so that i am suffering from Gastritis and PE for 10 years. Once i took medicines for 6 months. But after stopping i got same problem. Now my gastroenterologist doctor prescribed me some medicines.. Which is anxiety medicines. But i am scar to take it. Will it harm the kidney or not?
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Answered2025-06-13 05:58:03

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Hey, It's totally understandable that you are feeling concerned about starting the medications again after having mixed experiences in the past. The medications likely prescribed by your gastroenterologist maybe SSRIs or related anxiolytics and they don't generally harm the kidneys in a healthy individual with normal renal function. However, i recommend you to review your medications, lab reports with a psychiatrist in detail.
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I recommend consulting a psychiatrist for a personalized review. We can guide you on exploring your issues in detail and also provide you with other psychological therapies which can complement the medications and help you in long term. Take care and feel free to follow up for more clarity.

Answered2025-06-12 11:15:25

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Hi... No if they are taken for short duration it also depends on the medicine. Consult online for further questions and treatment

Answered2025-06-12 11:02:44

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Answered2025-06-12 16:47:04

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Hey there, For every case, a detailed medical and psychiatric history is to be taken. It’s difficult to comment about your question without knowing exactly which drug’s were taken and what drug’s are being prescribed now.

Answered2025-06-12 11:01:50

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Hello, Better consult a sexologist for pe problem.

Answered2025-06-12 11:01:29

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