My wife, 26F, developed severe depression, anger and shouting after her younger brother’s death. A few days later, she started having visual hallucinations (frightening man, child, woman etc.), auditory hallucinations and sometimes felt that the figures were touching her. We consulted a government psychiatrist who prescribed Olanzapine, Clonazepam, Amisulpride, Trihexyphenidyl Hydrochloride and Fludac (Fluoxetine). She has taken them for 2 months and improved significantly. Visual hallucinations have stopped, but occasional voices and confusion remain. Her psychiatrist has now been transferred and there is no psychiatrist at that hospital. Private treatment is unaffordable. Please advise whether she should continue the same medicines/doses, whether any change is needed, and whether a 30-day prescription is appropriate. We will not change or stop medicines without medical advice.
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Thanks for reaching out. I understand what you are going through. Take another opinion from a psychiatrist. A psychiatrist will be able to guide you on best course of treatment. It is a difficult time for you and your wife. It is not easy to cope with the loss of a sibling. Take another opinion from a psychiatrist and your wife will be under good care..
You are doing the best you can to take care of your wife. If you are feeling extremely anxious consult a psychologist for counselling sessions.
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Take another opinion from a psychiatrist for your sister. If you are feeling extremity anxious consult a psychologist for counselling sessions.
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Contact me for counselling sessions. Along with counselling I can suggest natural foods to calm the mind.
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