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OCD and severe Anxiety
I am suffering from OCD and anxiety from last 11 years from 2014 to 2019 i take alprax 0.5 after that in 2019 I start psychiatric treatment and i take filxomine paroxotine clonozopam etizolam loga beta questa 10 parogen CR Clomistar vilazodone mirfast betaprob DD pramine not same time different different times when i am taking medicine my anxiety is decreasing and feeling normal but these medicines make my Liver LFT very high in every 3 4 month sgpt 550 sgot 400 again and again liver going fatty liver grade 2 even liver size is also increased so I quit medicine in 2024 after that my liver is normal now from 1.5 years but now my ocd anxiety is severe please tall me the which don’t harm by liver and ocd and anxiety also become normally please help
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Hi,
You have long-standing OCD/anxiety, and you were given many medicines over the years — benzodiazepines (alprax, clonazepam, etizolam), multiple SSRIs/SNRIs, beta-blockers, etc.
Some of these medicines (especially vilazodone, paroxetine, fluvoxamine, mirfrest, and long-term sedatives) can raise LFTs in sensitive individuals.
That is why your liver became fatty and SGPT/SGOT rose repeatedly.
Now that your liver is normal again, the goal is to choose liver-safe medicines that can control OCD without harming LFTs.
The good news: There are safe options.
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OCD anxiety are curable but it’s taking time you can say your psychiatrist And also book your appointment psychologist
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I can understand your distress and concern regarding LFT and your OC symptoms
There are various Medications which do not have an effect on the liver profile and safe, can be started as per your symptoms profile
No need to worry,you have a baseline LFT report, plan a visit with Psychiatrist* with all your previous medical records* for review and chose for the medication as per your symptoms
You will be alright, OCD is very common but treatable with proper Medications and relaxation exercises
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Hi.. yes there are medicines which doesn't have much effect on liver. Consult online for treatment
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Dr. Chitra Jain
Psychiatrist
6 yrs exp
Mumbai
Sorry to hear that. OCD can be very distressing and chronic. There are medication options that are liver safe. Along with that, psychotherapy will also help in managing symptoms.
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