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Couldn't get up in day before 2to3pm
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I am ocd and depression patient taking medicine from last 5 years now i am taking FLUVOXIN CR 100,DEVENIZ 50, MAXGALIN 75.
I can't get up in the morning. Feeling sleepy. Even if I sit down after getting up, I cannot get up from the bed. I may be because of mind remains numb. even i can't get up for breakfast.The brain is normal after 2 to 3 pm in the day.I have to go to the hospital in the morning, but I am not able to go because of this problem.
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Probably you are experiencing the adverse effects of the meds. Maxgalin and Fluvoxin are capable of causing sedation up to an extent. D-veniz is less likely to do so. Another possibility of feeling sleepy and numb is that your undertreated depression and OCD in that case your medicine dose need to be further optimized. you need to consult a Psychiatrist to decide what's the case with you.
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