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Do panic disoder can be cure
I got panic disoder and iam on antidepressent and even iam tappering it with consultantation from doctor and iam very well now will i get cured ? And do i get any withdrawal after tappering process.?
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Yes you will absolutely be cured, all you have to do is keep regular visit to your Psychiatrist. Doctors will taper cautiously, you need not worry about the withdrawal.
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Hello miss.
Don't just have faith over ur Psychiatrist . If Problems of withdrawal symptoms is present better to tapper more slowly ,take more time to taper.
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Discuss ur issue with ur Psychiatrist and plan a tapering that suits ur body & mind.
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Dr. Rayees Ahmad Wani
Sexologist
15 yrs exp
Srinagar
Severity of withdrawal symptoms depends on the medicine and it's dose you are using. If the medicine is short acting like venlafaxine, sertaline and paroxtine chances of withdrawal symptoms are more. You need to discontinue such medicine's very slowly and even if you develop withdrawal symptoms you can take a table of fluoxetine 20 mg to cut short withdrawals.
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