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I was suffering from depression and anxiety from last 1 year and was on medication since last 4 months my anxiety is 80 % fine depression has also reduced but still i am not energised or charge as before i feel boredom
i just wanted to know how long does it take to get full relief
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It is common to have done residual symptoms after treatment of depression. Please continue the medications as prescribed. You will benefit from certain healthy lifestyle measures like regular exercise, meditation and yoga. This will help improve your energy level.
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Dr Ankita Mishra
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Why don’t you try additional techniques through counselling? It would help you cure naturally feeling happy. I am an online counselor, in case you wish to go for it please connect with me. Happy to help !
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Hello,
With time all your symptoms subside. If still they are present then the dosage can be increased to maximum tolerable dose.
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Consult your psychiatrist.
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Make sure you are not alone try to be with someone close to you, share your thoughts, sleep for adequate time, have healthy meals on time, involve in activities you used to enjoy earlier.
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A little more time. Keep visit psychiatrist often for revision of medication and keep yourself actively engaged
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