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I was on petril beta 20 for 3 months and betacap 20 for 1 months and cloba 5 mg in half for 1 months then I changed to another doctor who prescribe me pari cr12.5 mg and clonotril 0.25 mg for ten days but I was iregular in taking medicines I only took 5 tab and 1 or 2 tab of clonotril and till now its been 4 weeks  my doctor again gv me pari cr 12.5 mg and clonotril 0.25 mg and on this period my symptoms were so severe as my head was like to explode and bursts I don't know what to do as he has again prescribed me benzodiazepine..will i be able to leave benzodiazepine
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If after 2-3 appointments the symptoms could not be brought under control, it is wise to seek a second opinion, a different perspective and approach might help. Rarely it can be resistant or hard to treat symptoms. Do consult an astute psychiatrist for second opinion and get treated. Good luck .
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Hi, consult online for a second opinion
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Proper management starts with a proper diagnosis and later patient compliance is the prerequisite for getting better results.Reach to your treating doctor always for any side effects or anything else
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As complete history required but  short duration of benzodizapine is usually given to the patient
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