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Withdrawal symptoms
I had been advised by physchatrist to take nexito 10 mg morning and lonazep 0.5 evening. I had stopped taking these tablets after 2 months now I got fits last Saturday. Is that side effects and withdrawal symptoms of these tablets. How do I avoid side effects without taking these medicines?
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Don't stop medicine on your own.consult your psychiatrist again
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You should not stop any medication on your own. If you do it has serious repercussions. Once a person starts showing improvement Psychiatrist themselves stop the medication by tampering it. It is a gradual process.
Get by to a Psychiatrist to restart medication if needed else once you elaborate on your symptoms further treatment will start.
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Fits is usually vague term you mentioned. You need to elaborate your problem to get right advice from professional
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