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I am 36 years old anxiety patient.
I m recently diagnosed. I m taking
. 25 etilaam half in morning half in evening feel quit good. How long can I take this medication or should I stop.
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Etilaam is a SOS drug .
Only for temporary purpose eg exam or seminar
Not for regular use. Please consult psychiatrist for proper treatment
N practice relaxation excercise
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Etilaam is a Temporary Solution and not a long term Treatment for Anxiety Disorder as it can be Addictive. You Need to consult a Psychiatrist to get an antidepressant along with this which is Non Addictive.
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Dont Take Etilaam for more than 10-15 days. Dont Overdose.
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Dear sir,
Thanks for your query. It is not the primary drug of choice for anxiety disorder. It is advisable to taper and stop the medicines with the consultation of a psychiatrist.
Thanks.
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Dr. Vikas Thanvi
Psychiatrist
22 yrs exp
Jaipur
This is a very mild medication and that too at a low dose.
Once you are better for few days to weeks your doctor will advise how to reduce and stop - as s/he has seen you and prescribed this.
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Please talk to your doctor - s/he would be the right person to advise on this.
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