31. Male. 5'5".77 kg. Taking invega sustenna 150 mg monthly depot since June 2024 and taloprex since last week. My doctor says invega works region specific and won't affect dopamine activity in regions like prefrontal cortex. But AI says it blocks dopamine throughout the brain. Who is correct?
Is it safe to eat antidepressants for long time for people having chronic anxiety disorder or generalised anxiety disorder
I took finasteride 1 mg started stopped and the started and then finally stopped(took it for 10 days) and had a prolonged arousal which erectile Dysfunction and hyperspeamia (high semen volume). Erectile Dysfunction is gone but hyperspeamia is still there it has been 14 days .When will my hyperspeamia go away and why this happened?
Sir from last 6 months I feel health anxiety in January 2026 my heart health anxiety ruled out by cardiologist and told that there is no heart issue..I joined my work but I feel continuously off balance and unsteadyness and due to this I feel anxiety. Sir/ma'am this continuous off balance issue and unsteadyness feeling forcing me not to go out..I feel chest pain and off balance with head at back side pain I feel anxious. Sir is due to anxiety and stress this unsteadyness and disbalance happening or any other cause.. is there any solution without medicine..
I am taking oleanz plus and trinicalm plus for my symptoms like heavy head, uncontrollable thoughts, memory problem, depressive thoughts , heavy head from 12 years... but last year , i came to know about supplements from youtube...so i started taking supplements such as omega3, d3 and many more... my main focus was on memory supplements...my health went from 10% to 80% in 12 months... but now i am tired of taking supplements with these medicines ... because uncontrollable thinking is irritating me... what should i do now? earlier oleanz plus and trinicalm plus were not working...but from 3 days , when i take these medicines...it feels like someone is holding my head...and freshness or clarity fades away for some time... what should i do now
One of the most common frustrations I hear about TMS is the schedule. Conventional TMS for depression works — but it asks a lot: a session almost every weekday for four to six weeks, often 20 to 36 visits in all. For someone holding down a job, travelling from another city, or simply exhausted ...
It's one of the most common questions I'm asked about TMS, and often the one people feel most awkward raising. Patients will ask how it works, whether it hurts, whether it's safe — and then, a little hesitantly, "…and what does it actually cost?"It's a fair question and it deserves a ...
It's one of the most common questions I'm asked, and often one of the last to be said out loud. People will ask how ketamine works, whether it's safe, whether it's addictive — and only near the end of the conversation, sometimes almost apologetically, "…and what does it actually ...
When depression hasn't lifted with the first treatment — or the second — the questions change. People stop asking "will anything work?" and start asking "what are my actual options, and how do I choose between them?" Three of the most talked-about are antidepressant medication, TMS ...
Imagine a treatment for the brain that uses nothing more than carefully tuned light — no medication, no needles, no electrical current, no downtime. You sit back, a gentle warmth rests against your forehead, and within minutes your brain's own cells are being nudged to work a little more ...
