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Medicine not working
I have been suffering from depression for 5-6 years. I take medicine for 2-3 months and then leave it.
Then depression comes again and I start again. But from last year I decided that I will take medicine regularly.
I am taking "nitpax CR 12.5" and Zodil Forte which is a mixture of "clonazepam and propanol"..When I took both these medicines together.
Then I started having trouble sleeping.
So I decided to take only 1 medicine "nitpax CR 12.5". And sleeping problem is over. And depression also started reducing. But after some time the effect of this medicine reduced and I started feeling depressed again.So I doubled it.
2 Times Day.Then my depression reduced a lot and I started feeling happy again. But I am scared that even a double dose will stop working, then what will I do?
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Hello dear friend
I completely understand your concern over the medicines. Hope along with medicines you are also seeking counseling support. This will help you to understand root cause of your issues causing depression and along with medicines and counseling your recovery will be better and you will be able to sustain long term.
Hope you seek the right counselor at the earliest. Wish you the best!
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Just follow as your doctor has advised, you can't skip medicines on your own. Hmm.
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