Anxious and lack of concentration

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Asked for Female, 21 Years

I have been diagnosed with anxiety and depression earlier, and used to take medication (Nexito-5mg) for the same. The course of the medication (a little more than a month) got over sometime in January. Lately, I think that some (if not all) of the symptoms have returned. I just moved out of home for an internship and face palpitations on my way to and from work on an everyday basis. Concentrating has also become difficult to the point where sitting down to work or getting up from bed in the morning takes hours of motivation. Feel a lack of interest in hobbies and things I used to want to do all the time. I just want to be able to focus on work again.

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Dr. Rayees Ahmad Wani Addiction Psychiatrist 13 yrs exp Srinagar · Accepted Answer

Dr. Rayees Ahmad Wani

Addiction Psychiatrist 13 yrs exp Srinagar

Hello, consult your psychiatrist again. You may need to take medications again.

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