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Withdrawal symptoms of amitriptyline
What are the withdrawal symptoms of amitriptyline?
I am feeling chest and back pain at night.
leg pain as well
my regular dose is 10mg
I took 5mg
how to stop this medicine?
it was given for sleep disorder and ibs d
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The common withdrawal Symptoms of amitriptyline are having disturbed sleep having irritability and CT restlessness light, attendance and having symptoms like as you are having a viral illness. However, you need to consult a psychiatrist and see if it is necessary to continue the medication or tap it down or to change it to another group of medicine and to see if it needs to be totally stopped. Good luck.
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You need evaluation for your condition. You may need some alternate molecule to stop amitriptyline depending upon symptoms.
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U have to taper slowly for about 2-3 weeks.
Consult a psychiatrist and review ur drug dosage
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Dr. Vivaswan Boorla
Neuropsychiatrist
11 yrs exp
Hyderabad
Why do you want to stop? Generally, your treating doctor will make appropriate decisions for your health. Don't self-medicate. Take professional help.
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