Conditions such as bipolar disorder, schizophrenia or extreme depression can cause suicidal tendencies in human beings. Factors such as age, dependence on drugs or alcohol, death of a loved one and serious illness may bring suicidal tendencies in individuals. Conversations related to death, hopelessness of life, suicides or anything negative is a strong sign that the person is contemplating suicide.
Conditions such as bipolar disorder, schizophrenia or extreme depression can cause suicidal tendencies in human beings. Factors such as age, dependence on drugs or alcohol, death of a loved one and serious illness may bring suicidal tendencies in ind ... More
I was on benzodiazepine for more than 3 months to 4 months how can I tapper or reduce the dose,first I was prescribed 20 petril beta for 3 months then I took cloba 5 mg in half for one months I am very scared I m stuck into this..can I be only on antidepressants without relying on benzodiazepine meds..
Hello, i have been diagnosed as bipolar iii+ GAD, and i am on escitalopram, lithium, lamotrigine and propranolol since 6 months, i am an mbbs doctor and i had taken escitalopram 20 mg for social anxiety issues in 2020 but then after three months i slowly quit those meds, after quitting i have developed sexual issues, physical symptoms and mood issues. Now that i am on these meds i have seen improvement in mood and social anxiety, but i still have sexual issues like low libido and possibly erectile dysfunction, also physical symptoms like fibromyalgia random muscle pain, pins and needle sensation and some ibs like symptoms. Unfortunately I cannot increase escitalopram bcz it causes me to switch and benzos like etizolam makes me drowsy. I also tried agents like tofisopam and buspirone but they didn't help. Now what should i do in such cases. Also i had really like really high Libido, also due to these meds currently i have lost that rage and motivation, is PSSD real? EMA is saying yes.
I was on petril beta 20 for 3 months and betacap 20 and cloba 5 mg in half for 1months and then I went a gap of medicine of 26 days within that period I went to new doctor he prescribe me pari cr 12.5 mg and clonotril 0.25 mg for 10 days and I took 5 days pari cr and clonotril 1 tab at that time my symptoms were severe like head is going to explode and bursts with palpitations I m scared of taking clonotril as it is a benzodiazepine but my old dctr gave me for more than 2 or 3 months can I leave benzodiazepine or I have to depend on benzodiazepine..
I am taking paroxitine cr 25 and fluxatine 40 mg..this med is effected and good responce for me But i am scared that this med can shoot my blood sugar.Till today i hav no sugar.But this med i am taking frm 2 month and my sugar pp now is 175 after taking this med.pls sujjest me what can i do right now
Late wakeup, no Interest in anything, disconnection in logical thinking, unable to think beyond present,
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