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Anxiety with moderate jaw pain
I have anxiety and panic disorder from one year and history of depression and social anxiety . Used two antidepressants with clonazepam since 2020 .  Three weeks ago I stopped the nexito because of epigastric pain(may be ulcer) and non improvement of my depressed mood with anxiety . After stopping nexito my psychiatrist prescribed Venice xr that i haven't eaten yet . During the use of nexito i have teeth pain that is not noticeable but when stopped it aggravated now pressure on jaw radiated to teeth managed with paracetamol . My ecg is normal and also blood pressure 110/80 . Currently i have low mood due to recurrent anxiety attacks that managed with clonazepam . Is this pain due to nexito withdrawal or caused by nexito usage or anxiety In this situation can I Start Venice xr or need to address and  take separate treatment for jaw teeth pressure before starting the medicine ?
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U should continue ur new medication and consult a dentist for tooth ache U need to be on adequate doses to control ur all the symptoms of depression and anxiety.
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adequate dose needs to be titrate for complete resolution of symptoms
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Ur tooth pain is unlikely due to nexito U can start Veniz xr
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feel free to contact me privately for needful treatment
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