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AGGITATION AND RESTLESNESS
I was taking fludac 20 for 20 days after that i started 40 mg on doctors reccomendation after starting i am facing abnormal behaviour restlessness and agitation is it normal.
how many days will it take to settle down
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Dr. Khushboo Dewani
Addiction Psychiatrist
11 yrs exp
Bangalore
It take 4-6 days for the initial restlessness or anxiety to come down however if you don’t feel Breyer you can go back to the old dose. You should go visit your psychiatrist
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Dr. Lakshmi S
Psychiatrist
17 yrs exp
Bangalore
We should know for what condition it was prescribed in the first place. Restlessness and agitation can happen because of certain mental health problems too. Sometimes fludac can cause activation resulting in these symptoms but it would need a proper assessment. Plz go back to your doctor who treated you and explain this or seek detailed consultation with another Psychiatrist.
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Dr. Humayun
Neuropsychiatrist
14 yrs exp
Anantnag
It needs proper evaluation...can be switch over phenomenon but I need a detailed assessment for that...you can consult me via this app
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