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I have OCD From 9 months. Doctor has told me to take the medicines voxee 100 mg at bed time,clonotril 0.5 mg and rismo-LS. I m taking this meds from two months. does this medicines have any side effect on liver? Pls tell me
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Your treatment is as per guidelines, at optimum dose
Do not worry, trust your doctor, the treatment plan is adequate
No side effects on liver
I will advise you to make a record either on phone or hard copy for improvement and also for the symptoms that have remained
In follow up visits discuss these points, your query with the doctor
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I understand your worry. These medicines can sometimes affect the liver, but serious issues are rare. Since you’ve been on them for 2 months, the safest step is to ask your doctor for a simple liver function test quick, clear, and it will ease your mind. Don’t stop medicines suddenly without guidance.
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keep taking your meds as prescribed, book a review with your psychiatrist, and request routine liver function tests for reassurance. Alongside, start therapy for OCD
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Name the OCD voice – when intrusive thoughts come, remind yourself “this is OCD, not me.” It creates distance.
Small wins – celebrate even tiny progress, like delaying a compulsion for 1 minute. These moments add up.
Safe space – keep one corner of your room as your “calm spot” where you breathe, journal, or pray whenever thoughts overwhelm.
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The medicines you mentioned (Voxee, Clonotril, Rismo-LS) are commonly prescribed for OCD and related symptoms. All psychiatric medicines can have potential side effects, but not everyone experiences them in the same way.
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These medicines are usually safe when taken under a doctor's supervision. Routine monitoring, such as liver function tests, may be advised during long-term use to ensure safety. If you notice unusual symptoms like persistent fatigue, yellowing of eyes/skin, or abdominal discomfort, inform your doctor immediately.
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Do not stop or adjust the medication dose on your own. Always continue follow-up with your prescribing psychiatrist, as they can decide if any additional tests or dosage adjustments are needed.
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go for Psychotherapy with the medication
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Doctors often advise liver function tests (LFTs) if you’re on these medicines for long periods, just to be safe. If you already have a history of liver disease, you should inform your doctor.
In most cases, when taken under medical supervision and with periodic checkups, these medicines do not cause lasting liver damage.
Alongside Take therapy. It will be beneficial while on medicine.You can connect with me on nine two six six seven two six zero six five.
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