I am 52 years old. My periods have not stopped. I am suddenly having anxiety, phobia,zero motivation to do personal work. I am not able to sleep. Sudden heat and suffocation in the body. Incessant worries. I don't know how to cope. I have a young daughter going yo school. My husband helps but no other medical or personal support. I am diabetic and have had angioplasty with 2 stents. Any suggestions? Thank you.
I started lumateperone 3 days back and it's giving me really bad insomnia. I'm taking it at bedtime. Would taking it early at 6 pm help?
What are possible options if someone wants to quit lithium because not getting proper results in bipolar? Antipsychotics or another mood stabilizers?
I am anxiety patient i am taking anxiety medicine from last one year but suddenly mine chest feel heavy in left side i have done lots ecg How to Control It and is it Something to worry Even i have checked blood pressure Frequently
My psychiatrist prescribe me stamlo 2.5, etizolam 0.25 and setraline 50 mg at night. Is it safe to take all this medicine
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