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Psychiatry medicine sudden increase doub
I have a doubt about psychiatry medicine given by a doctor. As I have read that these medicines should be increased or decreased slowly. But my doctor ( which I have changed recently due to city change) has increased one of my medicine quite significantly.
With other medicines he has added Buspin 5mg two times a day. So I have taken it for 2 months, now he has increased it and now I m taking Buspin 10mg twice a day.
Now my doubt is, is it ok to increase Buspin 5mg to 10mg at once ?
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Hi there. Medication change can daunting. The reason why your psychiatrist might have increased your medication would be because of the city change itself. New city means new stressors and that means the change was needed as the previous dosage won't work that efficiently anymore. 5mg change is not much, do nothing to worry about in that sense.
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If you could have mentioned your psychiatric issue it would have been easier to suggest. None the less, incase you are experiencing anxiety, I would suggest not to take medication and rather go for psychotherapy for the same. Usually we end up going to the psychiatrist instead of a therapist first.
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If you have doubts, see another psychiatrist. A second opinion is always helpful.
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