Anxiety and depression

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Hello Doctors, I am taking antidepressant from last 2 month for anxiety and depression and having a problem . Difficulty in focusing on fast moving objects its became blurry. Difficulty and feeling uncomfortable when looking at computer /mobile screen or any bright light. Always sleepy and restlessness like feelings. Why are these things happening ? Is it because of SSRIs that i am taking? Medicine taking - Paxonil 25 and Spenzo 0.5

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Dr. Vijay Teli

Psychiatrist 6 yrs exp Thane

Restlessness can be part of anxiety itself.other symptoms are not common side effects of above drugs.you can consult your psychiatrist regarding same.if you are not satisfy then ther is always scope to shift on another anti anxiety medication.

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Dr. Sreelakshmi Sharma Psychiatrist 7 yrs exp Bangalore · Accepted Answer

Dr. Sreelakshmi Sharma

Psychiatrist 7 yrs exp Bangalore

Hello. Serotonin receptors are also present in areas of the brain that control eye movement. However, these side effects are uncommon at commonly-prescribed doses and in normal individuals. Perhaps you have a previous condition, that is precipitated by the use of SSRI. You need to discuss this with your doctor right away!