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Anxiety disorder
I am getting sleep disturbances due to anxiety disorder..
I am taking etizola 0.5mg at night...
How long does it take for sleep to become normal
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Atleast we I'll continue it for 20 days to make your biological sleep cycle better
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You should take the meds regularly for a month or two and gradually taper it to 0.25.
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Maintain a regular sleep pattern
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psychological intervention
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It depends on the severity of anxiety disorder. If mild Etizolam will help, if moderate or severe it may not work. If it is going to work, it will happen on day 1, if not consult your psychiatrist and get the treatment revised. Good luck
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Dr. Mohd Abrar
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10 to 20 minutes
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Dr. Rayees Ahmad Wani
Addiction Psychiatrist
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Srinagar
It should help immediately.
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