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OCD medication
First 3 months OCD medication I am not recieved much response may be not effective dose.
Currently I am using 4th month OCD medication below
Flutop 60 mg
Clonil 75 mg
Clono joy 0.25 mg
Above doses will be sufficient or we can still increase to cure OCD ?
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It may take some time for the mediations to work generally longer than other psychiatric conditions.
You’re on a good dose of appropriate medications but it may be that your illness requires further increases in the dosing. Response to treatment is generally gradual and subjective to each patient. That means you may find that your symptoms won’t just disappear one day and that, they may slowly reduce in their intensity, duration and quality in subsequent weeks
Consider CBT and/ or TMS or both if you have these options where you live
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Dr. Nanditha
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Sir ocd is very long problem to cure because it takes time more than other problems.juzt three months is short time sir..you should wait patiently..acc to medication the doses or ok..you go to your consultant doctor discuss with him/her.. plan for any therapy.
Any thing it will take time so long for ocd.change your daily life activities
Physical activity
Meditation
Deep breathing exercises
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consult doctor directly
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