DVeniz 100 and Mirtaz 7.5

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Asked for Male, 34 Years

My Docter has prescribed these medicines to me and i am taking these medicines Dveniz 100 in morning and mirtaz 7.5 in night from last 4-5 months and i am feeling better but whenever i try to skip a dose intentionally to reduce intake of medicine and take some ayurvedic medicine i feel difficulty in sleep and mood, can i continue Dveniz and mirtaz for long time ?? i am concerned about side effects

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Dr. Sumedha Tiwari

Psychiatrist 12 yrs exp Mumbai

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Yes, you can. Also, never try and stop psychiatry medicines on your own. If you want to try and stop then talk to your doctor who will tell you the right way to taper medicines

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Dr. Syed Saquib Psychiatrist 13 yrs exp Nagpur · Accepted Answer

Dr. Syed Saquib

Psychiatrist 13 yrs exp Nagpur

Both of them are excellent medicines and if you are maintained on those doses I woudnt suggest reducing or skipping the meds. It rarely causes any long term side effects and are very safe even if taken for long duration. If you feel any discomfort or anything consult your treating psychiatrist. Otherwise you can continue taking it.