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?
Doctor, can reducing the physical symptoms of anxiety also help reduce psychological anxiety or fear?
How can I get relief from overthinking and stress? It’s really disturbing me. May be it's ocd! 😢 Help
Iam suffering from this anxiety since last 5 years first racing heart beat it started then one year full ah nothing happened then again racing heart beat with chest pain and left arm pain it went and throughout day on and off it came my hand pain last two days like this I think foe the past five years so many times it came I thought my heart is damaged so two days back I took blood test sugar bp hol3strol is normal and also I took ecg one month ago which is also normal and also I tooklipoprotein test whi h is less than 30 which is also normal but last two daysah I was getting panicked for small reasons like my mother called out door opening sound ets iam not able to sleep and also iam suffering from ulcer I took tablets for that and also doc gave capinol 20 la for anxiety I took foe two days and then I saw the side effects and I got scared and I couldn't sleep I stopped eating I took two days and stopped side effect it will trigger heart attack like that I saw in website I scared
I have severe OCD. i was taking uvox cr 200 mg, risdone ls at night and clonotril 0.5 mg at night but to no effect. So my doctor changed the medicines and gave me serta 100 mg twice a day, clonil sr 75 mg, risdone ls twice a day and rexipra forte 20 mg at night. What i have seen is that except risdone ls all 3 contain serotonin. Will my body be able to process this much serotonin? Should i take this medicines or change it? Pls help me
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