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Trouble concentration
I read few line of my study material then my mind start to thinking about something else this happens all the time, i bring back my focus to study read few more line my mind start thinking about something else
I have zero control over it because of this i cannot study with my full potential
I am taking medicine fluxoteni 40mg prescribed by my psychiatric but i am seeing no improvement doctor said i have ocd
I want to know doctor opinion whether this is adhd or ocd should i change my psychiatric
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Thank you for sharing your experienceâwhat youâve described sounds genuinely frustrating and difficult, especially when you're trying to concentrate and make progress with your studies.
Next Steps
Hereâs what Iâd suggest: Discuss your symptoms again with your current psychiatristâespecially your doubts about ADHD. Request a psychological evaluation to clarify the diagnosis. Psychologists can conduct focused assessments to distinguish between OCD, ADHD, or both. Donât stop treatment on your own. Shifting medications without professional guidance can worsen symptoms.
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Your history is suggestive of anxiety symptoms. For evaluation about OCD or ADHD more details are required. But medicines take time and more in case of OCD. The effect of medicines is slow can take upto 3-4 weeks also.
Next Steps
Donât change the doctor yet. You should consult your doctor again before stopping it
Health Tips
Medications, Breathing Exercises and also therapy can help with these symptoms
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First of all, will suggest to wait for the response of the medication, it took at least 2 weeks minimum to have some response on the psychiatric medication, you should not change your doctor, you should visit again
Next Steps
Discuss thoroughly your problem with your psychiatrist doctor
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It's a very common symptom of anxiety, with proper medication & lifestyle modifications, it can be controlled
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