I was on benzodiazepine for more than 3 months to 4 months how can I tapper or reduce the dose,first I was prescribed 20 petril beta for 3 months then I took cloba 5 mg in half for one months I am very scared I m stuck into this..can I be only on antidepressants without relying on benzodiazepine meds..
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?
Hi i was diagnosed with diagnosed with ms i stayed in hospital for 2 days for the treatment which required observation by neurologist after discharge i feel relaxed and i recently had like thiamine deficiency hypoglycemic symptom like fatigue mild headache unnecessary sweating sleep disturbances and i have gut issue for that to tackle those issue i start having cashew nut daily in moderation is it okay to have cashew nut as part of balance diet
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?
Late wakeup, no Interest in anything, disconnection in logical thinking, unable to think beyond present,
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