Behavioral changes
My brother has some issues like he would don't like to meet people and he easily angery. Never talk politely...he suffering this kind of problem from last 3-4 year
My brother has some issues like he would don't like to meet people and he easily angery. Never talk politely...he suffering this kind of problem from last 3-4 year
Hi. I'm suffering from anxiety and depression since 2023 and I'm on medication . That i stopped taking since one month. Yesterday the doctor gave me a sedative medicine to sleep. It was good. But I'm feeling like my throat is sinking and I'm getting startled from little things now. Is this normal?
I am struggling with anxiety and dipression symptoms and it it affecting my daily life and do online psychiatrist consultation prescribe medication if I am struggling to function properly ? Also have no motivation to do anything feel disconnected from the world racing mind , overthinking, i also struggle to go outside, have head ache and neck pain to much , restlessness to much
I am already taking naltrexone,and for my headache neurologist added amitriptyline I forgot to tell him that I am already taking naltrexone Is there any interaction? Can be taken both together?
My mother is on medication for many symptoms of mental illness like random illogical talks, bipolar disorder, anxiety and weird self talk and laugh by herself when no one is around, negative talk like harm to relatives son or daughters, sometimes feel very energetic etc . So the doctor gave her medicines - Arzu 10, d venisys, parkisys 2, safedeno 200. Attached screenshot for the same. It's almost 1 and half years since she is doing well. But we can't cut off any medicine. At that cases how long she needs medication? Like 3 years or more?
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