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I am anxiety disorder patient Took Revotril 0.5 mg for 2 years. I have withdrawn Revotril by way of tapering. I am suffering with symptoms rapid breathing, inhale breathing difficulty. Now I am on Daxid 50 mg and Murray 7.5 mg. Sleep is ok. For symptoms doctor advised lonazep 0.5 mg in the day time for 14 days. Kindly advise a psychiatrist to ease my symptoms.
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Wait for lonazep course to complete if it didn’t subside after 14 days we have to think about daxid dose .
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Dear concerned please get Reassessment from a clinical psychologist for your current condition. You may need psychotherapy apart from medication. Contact me for a consultation at Hyderabad.
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Along with medicine you should go for psychotherapy to learn and manage your symptoms
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