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Having difficulty on sleeping after PTSD
Taking alprazolam0.5, but still having sleep problem. Under stress.
Ki day help , if any other medicine is required
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Alprazolam is an addicting medicine which should not be taken without prescription. It is prescribed only for short term and generally avoided by psychiatrists. Any persistent and pervasive mental distress needs treatment.
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Pls consult for changes in medicines
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
Psychiatrist
4 yrs exp
Rajkot
There are several types of treatment options available for various sleep disorders, which could include:
Changing your sleeping routine to promote a regular sleep schedule and proper sleep hygiene.
Cognitive behavioral therapy.
Along with we can opt for better sleeping pill like long acting Benzodiazepines
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Dr. Upasana Rai
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5 yrs exp
Varanasi
Please consult for detailed evaluation and timely intervention
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Dr. Kamal Kishore Verma
Psychiatrist
15 yrs exp
Agra
Consult immediately madam
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