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 was on petril beta 20 for 3 months and betacap 20 and cloba 5 mg in half for 1months and then I went a gap of medicine of 26 days within that period I went to new doctor he prescribe me pari cr 12.5 mg and clonotril 0.25 mg for 10 days and I took 5 days pari cr and clonotril 1 tab at that time my symptoms were severe like head is going to explode and bursts with palpitations I m scared of taking clonotril as it is a benzodiazepine but my old dctr gave me for more than 2 or 3 months can I leave benzodiazepine or I have to depend on benzodiazepine..
I was on petril beta 20 for 3 months and betacap 20 for 1 months and cloba 5 mg in half for 1 months then I changed to another doctor who prescribe me pari cr12.5 mg and clonotril 0.25 mg for ten days but I was iregular in taking medicines I only took 5 tab and 1 or 2 tab of clonotril and till now its been 4 weeks my doctor again gv me pari cr 12.5 mg and clonotril 0.25 mg and on this period my symptoms were so severe as my head was like to explode and bursts I don't know what to do as he has again prescribed me benzodiazepine..will i be able to leave benzodiazepine
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?
I was in petril beta 20 for 3 months and then on cloba 5 mg in half for one months and I want to leave benzodiazepine I am scared of withdrawal and I am having withdrawal like head going to explode and bursts as I went a medicine gap of benzodiazepine for 2 weeks and then I changed doctor again he is giving clonotril0.25 mg for ten days and pari cr 12.5 mg what should I do to leave benzodiazepine or how to tapper
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