Trading addiction
I need urgent help, I am trying to quit everyday but I am trapped. I trade even when no setup is there lose money and get depressed. I have tried a lot and it seems the only way this addiction can end is with me.
I need urgent help, I am trying to quit everyday but I am trapped. I trade even when no setup is there lose money and get depressed. I have tried a lot and it seems the only way this addiction can end is with me.
Pssd after taking single escitapram for 1 year treatment is there any availability and why it happens
My local doctor prescribed me zonalta for my ocd is it good medicine for ocd please let me know should I take it
I started taking fluoxetine 80 mg again after a 6 month break. The reason I stopped was because of my poor financial situation, Although I'm taking the exact dose that my psychiatrist previously prescribed, I couldn't afford an appointment, so I restarted the medication on my own. I've been taking it for only two days, and I've been sleeping a lot... more than 15 hours a day. Is this something I should be worried about? I'm asking here because I can't afford to consult my psychiatristt right now, I've also noticed that my appetite seems to have decreased a little.
SOCIAL ANXIETY,COLD SWEATING DURING MEETING,EARLY DISCHARGE,MOOD SWINGS TAKING HYPERTENTION MEDICINE - LN BETA2.5MG DAILY
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