My aunt is suffering from mild to moderate dementia I have consulted a psychiatrist that has suggested to do an MRI brain for dementia apart from the MRI brain are there any dementia related tests as well that I should do or MRI brain would be sufficient
My husband is very scared of my mother in-law and says that is respect. I don't see any love or respect in the relationship only fear. She asks for heavy money monthly for the maintenance and is very dominant. Any phychiatist who can perform the counselling and get to know what is happening. He acts very weird and silent after talking to her. I am very much sure she does something. I need to know a good phychiatist who I can take him. Any suggestions
2 months before I was admitted in hospital for alcohol dependence syndrome, there they gave zoldy 10 mg disulphiram 250 mg, online fort 10 mg, after two weeks of medication I smoked cigerette, i had full body jerks three times while standing ,I got fear on that time that continues, I visited doctor ,he said this ll be medicine reaction don't worry, so stopped the medication,but tha fearfully thoughts didn't go away from me, so I consulted other phsychiatrist doctor he told you have anxiety you have taken anxiety medication setraline 25 mg for anxiet ,quitipin 25 for sleep... I have fear so I consulted another doctor he suggested also you have anxiety you have taken fluoxetine 20 mg and qutipin 25 mg, I'm confused now which medication I can start
2 months before I was admitted in hospital for alcohol dependence syndrome, there they gave zoldy 10 mg disulphiram 250 mg, online fort 10 mg, after two weeks of medication I smoked cigerette, i had full body jerks three times while standing ,I got fear on that time that continues, I visited doctor ,he said this ll be medicine reaction don't worry, so stopped the medication,but tha fearfully thoughts didn't go away from me, so I consulted other phsychiatrist doctor he told you have anxiety you have take anxiety medication setraline 25 mg for anxiet ,quitipin 25 for sleep... I have fear so I consulted another doctor he suggested also you have anxiety you have take fluoxetine 20 mg and qutipin 25 mg, I'm confused now which medication I can start, why two different medication
I always feel something is wrong with me, I feel like o will die anytime, I could get a heart attack, I feel pain in my chest, heaviness, pain in my left side of body, I did ECG and I keep checking my BP as well.. everything is normal in that.. I have acidity issues, I feel pain in different parts of body.. cannot sleep properly, have a lot of overthinking , feeling scared with everything around me.. what to do.. All this is happening since 11 months now.. this started post my delivery.. please help
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