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You can go for an overall health check up and keep in touch with your Psychiatrist. This dose of Amitriptyline is relatively safe.
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U can do a routine blood test like RBS, LFT, RFT and an ECG. Usually there are no organ damage with these medications
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It is advisable to undergo a regular ECG if you're taking Amitriptyline (medical name of Tryptomer).
And it is always good to ensure you're getting your routine blood counts, kidney function tests and liver function tests every 1-2 years.
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Before starting tryptomer some tests might be recommended. If you are experiencing any side effects please consult a psychiatrist
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usually it is associated with weight gain
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Dr. Pooja Kapri
Psychiatrist
7 yrs exp
Mumbai
You have been prescribed low doses of Amitryn, hence relatively safe on most organs
However do keep a check on your weight, BMI, regular BP and blood sugar monitoring, yearly lipid profile, LFT, RFT
Incase you have heart problems do get an ECG as well
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Dr. Rayees Ahmad Wani
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Srinagar
No need.
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