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Switching anxiety pills
I was on Peroxitine 12.5 for 7 months for anxiety disorder treatment. But I did not find any improvement so I considered another Psychiatrist and he gave me Venlafaxine 37.5... He said I can safely stop peroxitinie and continue with Venlafaxine.
Is that ok to stop Peroxitine all of a sudden?
Just being anxious so wanted to check...
Also he said I need to be on around 2-3 years of anxiety medicines.. So I guess there is no permanent cure for anxiety disorder? As long as we take tabs we get a bit of relief with so many side effects.. That's all. It's hard to live with anxiety. I already consultated 5 Psychiatrists. No hopes of left now. It's hard to live each day with so many things going around...
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Yes, as it is least dose of Paroxetine, so it can be stopped and you can be taken on Venlafaxine.
No, there is permanent cure for your anxiety
But for that you need to be regular on your medicines for prescribed time period and along with it take proper counselling therapies too.
Next Steps
Consult me for further management of your anxiety
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Along with medicines
There is a requirement for some therapy/ counseling
Which improves your symptoms and also causes faster improvement in your health
With faster medicine free time
Next Steps
Kindly consult online for further management and treatment
Dr Ankit Gupta Bilaspur Chhattisgarh
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