Hi I appreciate that you reach out with your concern Stopping medication has its own steps specifically when we talk about psychiatrist meds Take consideration First what was your ailment Duration of the ailment How many relapses Whether you have any symptom remaining If not then.... since how many months no symptoms resurfaced Once u r satisfied with the above-mentioned then gradually going to low potency will help you to keep you healthy forever

It is not you stopping, you need to consult your treating psychiatrist with whom you collaborate and decide the pros and cons of stopping, the chances of relapse based on various factor like duration, severity, past relapses, genetic loading, stressors, and much more. It is not a simple straightforward decision. Good luck

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Heart rate could be high due to various reasons Expanded stomach Hormones Blood pressure Anxiety Size of heart U need to check all this Heart rate high puts pressure on kidneys also so needs proper mediation after finding the cause Yoga and pranayam

stopping the medicine depends on n number of factors, but yes taking benzodiazepines for a longer period and that too without psychiatrist supervision can lead to formation of dependence for the same

Hi there, A detailed medical and psychiatric history is always needed for every patient.In addition to that, a detailed mental status examination is also recommended for every case to make a diagnosis and management of the case accordingly.

Consult via practo Need further information regarding duration of treatment and total duration of illness

How long have you been taking the medicines ?