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Antidepressants and stomach burning
I am antidepressants for last six months.now my dr changed the medication from mirnite 15 and soltus 100mg half tablet to mirnitie 15 and olimelt 5 mg . After 15 days I have severe stomach burning after eating food nausea and tremors what is the reason for this dr is change of tablet the cause
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Kindly consult your psychiatrist again and get evaluated as olimelt can produce extreme food craving, also.mirnite can, it can be the combination. Good luck
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It is a possibility, but get it is only one of many possibilities. Get it evaluated by your psychiatrist offline. Take tablets after food to lessen heartburn, take frequent sips of water in-between, and see if that helps.
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This can be due to the medication. I would suggest you to followup with your doctor and discuss these issues. They will be better able to handle the situation.
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Dr. Anukrati Singhai
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Need further care and consultation is a must at this point
For any side effect or intolerance feel free to contact ur dr
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