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Confusion to take medicine
Prescription attached shows the medicine i am using but excessive & unstoppable thoughts are coming mostly sexual...
also my brain and heart is little week as compared to before...i dont have that power to talk to anyone...
sir i have been in real anxiety triggers for me for 4 days ....is it due to this?
noise, voices and sound by humans and traffic...
i asked doctor he said for desvenlafaxine 50.....but after remaining in silence for 2 days , i am feeling somewhat ok now...
should i have desvenlafaxine 50 at night?
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You can continue the prescribed medicines. For your repeated sexual thought you should consult your treating Psychiatrist. I think these are symptoms of OCD but detailed assessment is needed.
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Please consult the doctor who prescribed these medicines to taper down dosage
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Dr. Khushboo Dewani
Addiction Psychiatrist
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I would suggest you to take an in person consultation with a psychiatrist to help with medications as well as therapy
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