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High dopamine levels
Sir iam used parkin tablet for 1 month 1 psychiatrist suggested me that for low energy levels sir...after i used parkin for 1 month my dopamine levels were significantly increased sir...now iam facing drowsiness overall day...is high dopmine dangerous sir?? Pls suggest me a medicine to get rid of drowsiness sir plz sir..🙏🙏🙏
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Parkin tablet is definitely not indicated for a person having the only problem of low energy levels.It is also very unlikely to be associated with high dopamine levels. It is advisable to kindly get yourself evaluated to understand the cause of your low energy and manage it appropriately under the advice of a Psychiatrist.
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Dr. Dinesh Reddy P
Psychiatrist
10 yrs exp
Chittoor
Parkin is not used for low energy, and dopamine levels is not related to it, and how u know that dopamine levels are more, so these needs evaluation
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Dr. Nikhil Gurjar
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6 yrs exp
Mumbai
Parkin is absolutely not a tablet to be given for 'low energy'. There are a lot of things which indicate problems with your question. Please formally consult for detailed evaluation so that your problems may be addressed in the right way
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