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i have severe anxiety panic disorder,insomnia and depression.......?
I Suffered for severe anxiety disorder for 7-8 years now and prescribed rivotril 0.5mg and nexito 10mg first.my doctor used to alter the doses but later severe insomnia and depression came and my doctor added minnite 15mg and later he chnged it to minnite 30 mg.but last 1yr.i am looking ways to quit and i consulted a neuro psychiatrist and she prescribed me rivotil 05 mg nexito 10mg 1/2 for one week and then stop and minnite 30 mg as usual.but after quitting nexito 10mg,i am having lighheadness,drwosy feeling whole day,dizziness,shoulder pain and headache.is this a withdrwal symptom which will go away after a few days or again i have to start nexito 10mg.please help me doctors,i am only 26 and its spoiling my life completely.i need prominent answer on how to completely withdraw these medicines,its spoiling my work life social life and almost everything...please help me......
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- Anonymous8 years agoFavorite Answer
Go and explore the root cause of your tension,Subhamoy.Think about it and try to solve at your Own level.Add me on fb as a friend,i might be able to guide you out,my friend.God bless you.
- Anonymous5 years ago
Don't give up - there's help and always hope. My panic attacks didn't start until my 20s, but when I ended up in the hospital 3 times over a long weekend, and my doctor had run every test he could, I agreed to see a psychiatrist. First off, it wasn't until my fourth shrink that I found someone I really felt comfortable with, who I thought really was helping me. You may not "click" with the first person you go to. Don't let that stop you! Also, a combination of psychotropics and therapy works better than either one alone. A psychiatrist to administer and monitor medication - and you may have to try a few things. Not everything works for everybody. Finding the right psychotropic or combination may take some trial and error; again, it's worth the effort. A therapist would be more about talking and sharing in a safe place, more frequently than you would see a psychiatrist. Maybe a few times a week, maybe just once a week. Maybe for a few months, maybe for a few years. Again, make sure trust this person and feel they have your best interest at heart, not just looking to bill you for a session. I've been through this. Still go through it; it will be a bit of a lifetime battle, I think, but I've found some folks who help me through and it's a million times better than it used to be. Good luck. There are people who can and will and want to help.