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Insomnia and melosat
I have been suffering from primary but chronic insomnia since past 2 months! Doc suggested me to take melosat 3 for 10 days! The first night of taking melosat I couldn't sleep the entire night! I was feeling extremely sleepy but was awake the entire night! Should I continue the medicine or should I stop
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Hi,
Insomnia and nightmares both occur due to special reasons. As your symptoms started recently, you don't need medicine at this level. You need to consult with a psychologist/therapist to evaluate your situation with more details and if after some months therapy, feel no changes on your symptoms then you need to use medicine.
Please consult with a psychologist/therapist to help you get rid of insomnia...
It's curable 100% , don't worry.
Please take care.
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Dr. Shashank Raikwar
Psychiatrist
7 yrs exp
Kanpur
Madam
Insomnia needs further investigation
Please consult psychiatrist
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Dr. Priyanka Rani
Psychiatrist
8 yrs exp
Sangrur
Causes of insomnia need to be ascertained. Kindly consult a psychiatrist one to one.
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