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Glyciphage SR , Krimson 35, Zosert 500
I am taking Krimson 35 and Glyciphage SR one tab daily as prescribed by my dr.
Also, few months back i was undergoing treatment for my depression and was taking Zosert 500. I wanna start taking the tablets again and is unable to consult the dr right now due to personal reasons. Can i start taking Zosert along with the ongoing tablets now? Will there be any side effects?
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Dr. Shashank Raikwar
Psychiatrist
7 yrs exp
Kanpur
Hi madam,
As you were on medication earlier for depression and now you are taking some other medications Krimson 35 and Glyciphage SR
My advice will be to visit the psychiatrist before starting medication, as depending on your condition you may or may not require it.
Also in recent past few new antidepressants have been launched, which have less side effects
Your treating doctor might consider those for you.
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Dr. Archana Mohare
Psychiatrist
8 yrs exp
Pune
Before starting any psychiatric medicines you should consult with psychiatrist , even if you have taken medicines before. After detailed evaluation only you will understand whether there is need to start medicines or not and dose requirements. Also you are taking medicines for PCOS .so better to consult with psychiatrist first
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