Lumateperone insomnia
I started lumateperone 3 days back and it's giving me really bad insomnia. I'm taking it at bedtime. Would taking it early at 6 pm help?
I started lumateperone 3 days back and it's giving me really bad insomnia. I'm taking it at bedtime. Would taking it early at 6 pm help?
I started on lithium few months back. Is it ok to take 300 morning 300 night instead of 600 night? If i take evening only dose i can't sleep. If i take morning only dose i feel lethargic in evening
I am anxiety patient i am taking anxiety medicine from last one year but suddenly mine chest feel heavy in left side i have done lots ecg How to Control It and is it Something to worry Even i have checked blood pressure Frequently
Hi doctor i was prescribed serta 25 mg along with clonazepam 0.5 mg and quiteapine 25 mg with librium 10 mg in the afternoon,but i'm scared about this medicine that something might happen wrong with me like seizuere or cardiac arrest,stroke etc. Even I'm not in psychosis disease, why did the doctor gave me anti psychotic pills..i have anxiety issues for the last 10 months,not able to go outside alone searching the hospital near by if i go outside due to my symptoms...
Hi, I was diagnosed with hyperthyroidism(Graves Disease) in 2014-15, then was treated for a long 2 years for the same. I developed anxiety and severe insomnia that time. As per psychiatry consultation got treatment for the same with antidepressants (pexep-cr 12.5, mitraz, amital) and quitipine 25mg(sometimes 12.5mg). Psychiatric treatment was continued upto Nov+2018. Things improved over time. After that till now I was overall fine. But now again the sleep problem has started. I'm currently taking levothyroxine for my hypothyroid. Once graves disease was treated it was identified as hasimoto thyroditis with anti tpo of 870. Currently sleep problem constantly since 3 weeks. My thyroid TSH levels are now 2.85(thyronom dose is 62.5mcg), Ft4 is 1.67, ft3 is 2.64) but sleep is not coming on its own. I have consulted psychriatist and has been prescribed mirtaz 7.5 for 10 days and zolphidem 5mg. It's now 5th day but I can't still sleep with these medicines. What to do in this scenario?
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