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Taking serta 50 mg and qutipin 25 mg
As per doctor advised I have taken in night serta 50 mg and qutipin 25 mg. This is good for my anxiety and blood pressure
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Yes…it works fine with many,so if symptoms are resolving with then you go with it..Don’t worry .yes remember these are not strong medicines,don’t get misled
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Strong medicines
Can’t comment without knowing why they have been given to you
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As symptoms improve, you may need tapering of the medication.
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If it works for you, it is a good choice. Consult as per your psychiatrist s advise. Good luck
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Need to know history about your symptoms, for what you are advised to take this medication. Difficult to comment as you provided less information.
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Dr. Suyash Dwivedi
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Ghaziabad
Yes you can continue. It should help with your anxiety. It has no effect on blood pressure.
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