CARDIOPHOBIA. Is this right medication?

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Hello, and thank you for reaching out. Living with cardiophobia (fear of heart-related issues) and panic disorder can be extremely distressing, especially when the physical symptoms feel so real and intense. The medications you mentioned—Versidep (which contains paroxetine) and Panazep (which is escitalopram)—both belong to a class of drugs called SSRIs (Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors). These are commonly used to treat anxiety, panic disorder, and health-related phobias, so yes, both are clinically appropriate medications. However, both Versidep and Panazep work in similar ways, and usually one SSRI is prescribed at a time, not both together, unless it’s part of a staggered switch under a psychiatrist’s guidance. Taking two SSRIs can increase the risk of serotonin syndrome, so it’s very important to clarify with your psychiatrist if you’re meant to take both together or if you’re transitioning from one to the other. Never adjust the dosage on your own—always consult your doctor before making changes. And alongside medication, therapy is essential to treat the root fears, especially with cardiophobia. Take therapy, and you can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five

Hi.. you can continue using the medicines and consult your treating psychiatrist if symptoms persist.

There is no right or wrong medication. Anxiety resulting in cardiac symptoms respond to differently in different medications. The right thing is to consult a psychiatrist regularly and follow his advise. If there is no improvement after 3-4 review better take a second opinion