🧠 My Opinion: You are going through acute stress-related anxiety and depressive symptoms, likely triggered by a traumatic event. Symptoms like repetitive negative thoughts, fear of losing control, and heightened health anxiety are commonly seen in post-traumatic or panic-spectrum disorders. The medications you’ve mentioned (Relixol, Cilapam, Alphadep, and Total Q10) are primarily for anxiety and mood stabilization. However, it's understandable to feel overwhelmed when multiple medications are prescribed—especially when there is a history of medicine allergy. These are not "psychotic" medicines but anxiolytics, antidepressants, and supportive supplements, which can be safe when monitored properly.

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Hi.. understandable to feel afraid about starting multiple medicines, especially when you have a history of medicine allergies and are already feeling anxious and low. The medications your doctor has prescribed are not “psychotic medicines” but are used to help with depression, anxiety, and repetitive negative thoughts so you can regain stability. Like any medicines, they can have side effects, but your doctor would have weighed the benefits against the risks for your current condition. If you notice any rash, swelling, difficulty breathing, or severe side effects, you should seek medical help immediately. Otherwise, it is okay to start them under your doctor’s supervision, and you can keep monitoring how you feel, noting down any changes to discuss in follow-ups. Along with medicines, therapy can help you manage your thoughts and emotional overwhelm so you do not feel alone in this journey. Take therapy. You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.

Thank you for sharing—what you're going through sounds very difficult, and it’s completely normal to feel unsure about starting multiple medicines, especially with a history of allergies. These medicines are commonly used for depression and anxiety, but everyone’s response is different. It’s important to have proper monitoring to ensure they’re working well and not causing unwanted effects. 👉 Please consult me directly so I can review your situation and guide you safely and clearly: https://www.practo.com/rewa/doctor/amit-kumar-patel-generalphysician

Hello, I understand your concern. The medicines prescribed are for anxiety, depression, and stress-related symptoms, and not all of them are heavy psychotropic drugs. However, like any medication, they can have side effects, which is why they should be taken under proper supervision. I suggest consulting once to explain their role, clear your doubts, and adjust treatment if needed.