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Anxiety disorder
For anxiety disorder consulted psychiatrist. He prescribed clonazepam 0.5 mg I took it for 2 years. In last three months I was asked to withdraw it by tapering prescribing Daxid 50 mg and Mirtaz 7.5 mg Now I am taking 0.25 mg alternately every third day. I am having rapid breathing, inhale breathing difficulty and bloated stomach from 25 days. An experienced psychiatrist to advise.
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If your anxiety problems are not solved after long time medication, your problems can be treated by behavior and psychotherapy. Consult me through practo.
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Dear Sir
Please talk to your psychiatrist regarding these symptoms and get your medication adjusted. Apart from medicine there are certain relaxation techniques like meditation and calm breathing which will be helpful.
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I ama not a Psychiatrist , but i am a Homoeopathic Doctor as well as a Counselling Psychologist.
Your symptoms may be due to daxid.
Do not self medicate, take medicine at per your doctor advice.
Thank you.
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