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Taking olisur f5
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Earlier i was on ativan 2mg for 1 year and after that i met with physcritist and doctor prescribed olisur f5 and librium 10 for 2 months and i m taking the same from 2 months. Is olisur f5 is habit forming? Or i will continue the same.
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Olisur f5 is not habit forming but librium is
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Dr. Vishal Bhatt
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4 yrs exp
Rajkot
Yes you should continue for short time ..no it's not habit forming, you may continue to take it .. nothing to worry
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Dr. Sharon Narula
Psychiatrist
3 yrs exp
Delhi
Hi there, from the information you have provided I get that you are on some psychiatric medications since a long time however the details of the symptoms are not provided so I cannot comment upon the diagnosis or if the medications are correct for it.
Coming to your question, ativan is a benzodiazepine and so is librium which can lead to habit formation of these drugs.
However, olisur which contains an antidepressant and an antipsychotic aren't habit forming as such however you should surely consult a psychiatrist before continuing these medicines.
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