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Detailed assessment and add-on psychotherapy might help further. If symptoms are controlled you may continue and discuss the progress with the treating psychiatrist.

Hello, Considering her age, she needs to undergo detailed assessment and clarification of history. There can be many possibilities. Consultant Psychiatrist for the same

Hi.. will need further history regarding the same to advise appropriately. Consult online for treatment

These three medications are used for enhancing drive or motivation to do things Combination is safe, most important is to maintain follow up visits and track record of improvement and remaining symptoms Further on the basis of remaining symptoms, Medications will be adjusted i.e one of the medications will be gradually stopped and. Other two continued Do not worry, trust your doctor, discuss your query and further plan and management with doctor

Your concern for your daughter is completely understandable. The medicines mentioned  Prodep (fluoxetine), Sulpitac (amisulpride), and Bupropion are sometimes prescribed together in specific cases of depression, lack of motivation, or mood disorders. However, such a combination must be closely monitored, as each medicine affects brain chemistry differently, and dosage adjustments depend on her unique response, sleep pattern, and emotional state. The fact that she still avoids college suggests that while symptoms have reduced, her motivation and engagement levels need a deeper therapeutic focus, not just medication management.