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Your medications need to be optimised, if symptoms are controlled and some sedative or anxiolytic as Clonazepam or propranolol are being prescribed with above medications, gradually Clonazepam can be tapered.
It will keep you alert and not feel lethargic all day
Medication optimisation should be done under advice of your doctor
You can also do relaxation exercises, meditation, it further keep you active
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Kindly consult your doctor for this symptoms,this might be a side effects of a drug
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consult a psychiatrist
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You will need further consultation with the psychiatrist
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Hi.. will need further history regarding the duration of illness, types of symptoms, medicines duration of use etc.. consult online for treatment
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Dr. Seujee Goswami
Psychiatrist
13 yrs exp
Bangalore
Persistent tiredness despite normal vitamin D and B12 and good anxiety control could be due to medication side effects, underlying sleep issues (such as sleep apnea or poor sleep quality), low physical activity, thyroid dysfunction, or residual depression. Aripiprazole and atomoxetine are usually activating, but sertraline at higher doses can sometimes cause fatigue in sensitive individuals. A careful medication review, screening for thyroid profile, sleep quality assessment, and discussion about dose adjustments or timing of doses may help.
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• Consult your treating psychiatrist or take a second opinion with any other psychiatrist to review your current regimen, especially medication doses and timings.
• Request basic lab workup including CBC, thyroid function tests, fasting blood sugar, and possibly iron studies.
• Discuss possible gradual medication adjustments if side effects are suspected.
• Consider a sleep hygiene review and evaluation for sleep disorders.
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• Do not stop or change any medication on your own; sudden changes can worsen symptoms.
• Maintain a consistent sleep schedule, regular light physical activity, and balanced diet.
• Keep a symptom diary noting fatigue levels, sleep quality, and daily activities to share with your doctor for a clearer picture.
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Dr. Siddharth Rathore
Sexologist
13 yrs exp
Ujjain
You should consult psychiatrist for further evaluation of these issues
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you can consult me on practo for further discussion
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don't take any medication without consulting doctor
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Dr. Niharika Singh
Psychiatrist
5 yrs exp
Delhi
You medicines need to be optimised. You dint mention how you feel emotionally, how are your thoughts with the medication? How is your lifestyle otherwise? Why was atomoxetine given?
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Mr. Sachida Nand
Mental Health Counselor
27 yrs exp
Allahabad
Keep in touch with a psychiatrist and keep taking the medicine on time.
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Regularise your daily routine. Keep yourself busy too
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1. Take a walk in the morning
2. Asana pranayama and meditate
3. Wake up and sleep in time
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