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How long should i take nexito plus
I had almost 8 instance of BP surge range of 180/110 , while my ECG , echo, Tmt , have been normal asymptomatic to cardiac . While the sudden onset of BP trigger has been outcome or depression and stress from my work and lack or sleeplessness. Doctors have prescribed my nexito plus along with BP medicine tazloc b50 and telma 40(night) with nexito plus for 1week. I was feeling well during those 1week and when I stopped taking nexito plus . I started getting such trigger leading me to ER ... now I'm taking nexito plus daily for 1 month... can someone plz tell me how long should I take this medicine and is there a way for self cure
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It seems to be GAD. It is a psychological problem that needs to be addressed asap otherwise it may get complicated.
It can be well treated with counseling sessions and homeopathic medicine effectively and without any side effects.
It needs to be addressed in a holistic approach for complete recovery.
The above medicine has lot of side effects and can be addictive on a longer run.
You need an expert Psychologist who is a good homeopathic physician.
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I have been working as a Homeopathic Psychiatrist and Counseling psychologist for the last 17 years of experience. You can contact me through an online appointment for further assistance.
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First don’t get panic take a deep breath. this is mind relaxing tablet use for anxiety disorder. This medicine does not seem to be a habit. This is helpful for anxiety but you take according to doctor.
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First you go to the psychologist to measure your anxiety level and take psychotherapies. If you have anxiety and depression, this is very helpful for you. Don’t take medicine first if psychologist says your level is very high, so you go to the psychiatrist.
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Do yoga, exercise and increase your workout and do physical work.
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Hi,
I can understand how stressful it must feel to go through sudden BP surges along with sleeplessness and work stress. While questions about medicines and duration should be addressed only by your treating psychiatrist/doctor, I want to reassure you that stress, anxiety, and poor sleep do play a big role in triggering such symptoms. Working on your emotional health can support your overall recovery.
Next Steps
• Continue regular follow-ups with your psychiatrist/physician for medication guidance.
• Alongside, consider psychological counseling to address stress, anxiety, and sleep difficulties. Therapy can help you learn practical coping techniques, relaxation skills, and thought management strategies which reduce both stress and physical symptoms.
Health Tips
• Maintain a consistent sleep routine (avoid screens before bed, practice calming rituals).
• Try relaxation practices like slow breathing, meditation, or journaling before sleep.
• Break long work hours with short mindful breaks to prevent burnout.
• Regular light exercise and balanced meals help regulate both mood and BP.
• Never stop or adjust prescribed medicines without consulting your doctor.
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