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Stoped intake
Hello doc,
I was taking an unprescribed medicine called " neurobion forte" since 4 months, for stress and anxiety. I have stopped the intake from today.
The question is Is it okay I stopped it immediately, instead of a slow one?
Dosage I was taking was: one tablet at night after dinner.
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The medicine you mentioned is not an anti anxiety drug. It can be stopped suddenly. You will show symptoms only of you had some placebo effect due to that. If anxiety persists.. visit a psychiatrist.
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Ms. Hema Sampath
Psychologist
18 yrs exp
Bangalore
Hi , by any chance do u remember how long you feel stressed put? ?!!
Also did u speak out to ur family members or friends about it and shared some of your feelings? ?!!
Or if u feel that you are not comfortable with those people , do consult a Psychologist in your city and come out of this behaviour and feeling and lead a happy life.
If u in Bangalore u can always check into my centre. Take care.
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Ms. SnehaJanaki Ramesh
Counselling Psychologist
4 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hello. From what I understand, the above drug is a combination of multivitamins and is not effective for reducing anxiety. I would suggest you see a mental health professional for your anxiety and stress, if it still persists. Please do not indulge in self medication. Reach out to your GP or other qualified health professionals regarding medicine, dosage etc. Regards- Reflective Arena
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