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Clomipramine for grief of some loss
Can I use clomipramine if I am in a great grief of some loss. Will it help to resolve it. Or tell me some other medicine which is safe for hair and eyes.
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Though it is difficult at times to deal with certain loss. But life taught us to carry on with life as it comes.It is advisable that you should consult psychiatrist if grief reaction is too intense and is interfering with your daily living.Self medication is really harmful.
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I'm sorry for your loss. But it's best to not self-medicate. If you really want medication, visit a psychiatrist. It will be most advisable if you visited a psychologist/psychotherapist/NLP practitioner. They will help you in a better way to deal with the loss.
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1. don't self-medicate
2. visit a mental health professional
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Dr. Supriya Hegde (Aroor)
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You should not self medicate. Antidepressants are given for syndromal depression and not for grief which is a natural process. Consult a psychiatrist and then start medication if warranted
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