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Visual snow due to antidepressant
Hey I had taken the medicine zolpidem 12.5. Trazonil 50 mg and proxy cr 12.5 only for couple of weeks in the month of march... N since then I m having visual snow in my vision... I have visited all the big eye hospital in my city... All said eyes are healthy... Please tell me whether id will get better or will like remain always. . The medicine has already ruined my life... Everyday has become struggle I m feeling hopeless...
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Dr. Sajid Mohammad
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14 yrs exp
Srinagar
Stop Zolpidem continue paroxitine and trazodone.
For sleep u may take Ativan 1mg instead of zolpidem.
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Dr. Jitendriya Biswal
Psychiatrist
17 yrs exp
Bhubaneswar
Stop the medication slowly in 1 week then start Nexito forte or some kind that medication for ur anxiety and go for therapy sessions abs learn relaxation abs mange ur thoughts with cbt then soon u will have good life without medication
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