I am suffering from insomnia and anxiety

2025-12-13 07:55:24
I have been suffering from insomnia and anxiety for 20 days then I consulted Psychiatrist, Dr. Prescribed me S-VOCITA 10 mg for 40 days and Lonazep 0.25 mg for 20 days. I take medicines from first day of taking medicines my sleep come back, and I take for 4 days only, because my main problem was Insomnia. After 15 days I feel worsen I don't feel happy and less Interest what happen to me? Can I take again that medicines and continue or need councelling. Please help?
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Answered2025-12-14 14:10:54

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Hello, the Lonazep was a bandaid to a bleeding deep cut. It made you feel better initially, but did not heal the cut. A continuous course (as prescribed) of S Vocita would be needed to fix the underlying issue. Please see a psychiatrist.
Next Steps
Consult a psychiatrist.
Health Tips
Do not abruptly stop Psychiatric medicines unless you are under guidance and vigilance of a psychiatrist.

Answered2025-12-13 13:26:08

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Hi, your symptoms- insomnia can be primary - which happens without understandable causes or secondary - when it happens as part of another psychiatric condition like anxiety or depression. Your psychiatrist has started you on treatment for the same- and medicines like Escitalopram ( S-Vocita) need to be continued for some time for you to feel the change. As for clonazepam, it rapidly relieves sleep disturbance and anxiety symptoms but is given for a shorter time- as in your case, for 20 days.
Next Steps
You can restart your medication. If you have any side-effects due to which you discontinued the first time, please do consult a psychiatrist.
Health Tips
If you are having second thoughts about the medicines , or find your symptoms very distressing please consult a psychiatrist immediately.

Answered2025-12-13 12:38:26

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Hi. Yes you need to continue medicines.. consult online for treatment

Answered2025-12-13 12:00:56

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