Anxiety and restless all time, shivering
I have been suffering from anxiety, body shivering,and al my heart beat is getting fast than normal. I have been facing this problem after my marriage...I feel heaviness on my chest
I have been suffering from anxiety, body shivering,and al my heart beat is getting fast than normal. I have been facing this problem after my marriage...I feel heaviness on my chest
Hello doctor my son was facing adhd with moderate autism he is now 5 nd half years he is under psychiatry doctor treatment.. at one n half years he is facing fits. He doesn't have any hearing problem..and therepy also continue from last 2 years he is under treatment.. initially we recommend neuro doctor but doesn't see any kind of improve but recently hardly 2 months we change doctor psychiatrist.. medicine doctor has given levipil 250 and sizodon 1mg .. he is very hyperactive and facing sleep problem .. hardly 4 to 5 hrs is sleep problem gets cure please suggest what should I do for proper sleep .. for physical excercise at home half n hr I am giving therepies.. but still he doesn't feel tired what should I do is adhd with autism gets cure ..
Doctor, I was taking Flunil 40 mg for ocd under a psychiatrist for about 1.2 years. Later, I was also taking Escitalopram 5 mg under a psychiatrist, and my symptoms reduced but were not completely controlled. So I started taking Fludac 60 mg on my own because Flunil 60 mg was not available. After switching from Escitalopram 5 mg to Fludac 60 mg, I am not experiencing any noticeable side effects and I am feeling better. Please guide me whether it is okay to continue this dose or if any adjustment is needed. I currently do not have money for a consultation, so I would be very grateful if you could please advise me out of humanity.
Sir, in ocd I get obscene image thoughts about my mother in my mind, and I was taking Fluni 60 mg for it. Now it is not available, so I am taking Fludac 60 mg. Is this the right medicine?
Hey ! It is related to my mother , she is 57 as of now. Diagnosed with Sugar ( type 2) , blood pressure ( anxiety related as suggested by a cardiologist), Vertigo ( sometime ago but now she is doing good with it. Hyperthyroidism ( also diagnosed by the same cardiologist as he is general physician too) For the last 3 years , she has had excessive religious OCD which is now impacting her daily life. She only talks about God and knowing all this she can't stop thinking about which further let her feel restless and anxiety driven by this. She is not on any medication related to this and no prior appointment to any psychiatrist. I am in a dilemma what to do as of now , as it is hard seeing her like this. Further, she washes her more often now, the contamination issue is there, also she talks in a very depressing tone thinking she would never be getting out of this. Suggest
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