How dangerous is quitting Nexito Plus?

2023-11-22 13:02:24
I took a full pill from March to September. I took 1/2 a pill from September to November 18th and then I quit it as it was hard to cut the pill to 1/4th. I experienced withdrawl symptoms - fatigue, nausea, diziness,and a slight headache. How dangerous is it to stop taking them cold turkey and how long do these symptoms last?
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Kindly tell me the exact dose of medicine u r taking Tapering should be done gradually and these effects will waive off with tym U can connect me for detailed further treatment plan on seven zero eight two zero two two zero six two

Answered2023-11-22 13:05:11

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No not all ..you can gradually taper off like taking half tablet for 20 days so that drug will slowly washout form your blood then your body and brain both will adjust to that changes

Answered2023-11-23 02:07:17

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It’s not withdrawal it is called discontinuation syndrome which is quite common only thing is Nexito plus is a combination of escitalopram and Clonazepam it is the Clonazepam part that can cause withdrawal but do not worry meet your psychiatrist and explain the same
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Answered2023-11-22 13:07:13

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Hi sir, usually antidepressants aren't tapered so quickly without consulting a psychiatrist. They need to be maintained on the optimal dosage for atleast 6-9 months. Also, the symptoms you mentioned can be a part of withdrawal from the medicines or due to the symptoms of your original disorder.
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Consult a psychiatrist
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Avoid self medication

Answered2023-11-22 13:05:46

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