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Sleep disorder and anxiety negative thou
M taking zolpidem , clonazepam and escitalopram dis medicine is good for my brain or not may i continue dis medicine
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For what disorder are you taking these medicines ? Are you facing any problems with these medicines? Why would you doubt that they will harm your brain ?
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Take med as your psychiatrist has advised
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If you have been prescribed these medications by a qualified psychiatrist there must be a specific rationale behind the same. All the medications prescribed above seem to be treating sleep and anxiety or depression related concerns. Most of the medications have certain level of side effects however, ensure that the intake of those medicines is strictly followed based on the recommendation of a qualified psychiatrist. If you have any other concerns or queries you might want to discuss the same with your doctor.
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Dr. Jitendriya Biswal
Psychiatrist
18 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Hi
Thanks for seeking help here.
Taking both zolpidem and clonotril is not ideal.
Rest all is fine
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