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I have been prescribed medicine Etizolam .25mg + propranolol 20 Mg and Paroxetine 12.5 Mg.
Does these medicines are addictive?
Do they have any side effects?
My issue was when I travel in a train or car as the speed of vehicle increases then there is some kind of way arising from my stomach which makes the entire body in a discomfort situation and I feel that I should get out of vehicle or speed should be reduced?
It is not due to that I feel car or train might gets collided but due to speed related and its not motion sickness.
Please suggest if its something else?
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These medications are not addictive, and should be taken if prescribed after proper evaluation by a qualified specialist .
In case of any unwanted/unexpected effects of the medication, kindly consult a Psychiatrist for advice on treatment modification as found appropriate for your needs.
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hey please consult your psychiatrist
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Dear sir/mam, U may feel little dizziness with these medicines. Based on the symptoms U r saying u r suffering from claustrophobia. These medicines will help you definitely and they are not addictive.
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