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Anxiety, Fast heartbeats, Dizziness
I have gone through few good psychiatrists since start of last 4.5 years for my mental health issues. I am fitness freak and I do daily Yoga and meditation. I am facing weird health problems like feeling faint, tingling sensation ( If I don't take medicine), loosing control from body, Sometimes I feel my heart is skipping few beats. In the night I feel very strong heart palpitation so I find difficult to sleep. I am taking Venlafaxin-Mepha ER 75 mg daily one tablet. I have done my full body test like vitamin test, blood test, MRI and ECG but all seems good. Kindly note that firstly I get symptoms then I get worried so my thinking NOT resulting any physical symptoms rather physical symptoms triggers worry, which seems natural. I am over thinker that's true and I get panic easily. I get angry and I abuse in anger but I never hit . I love perfect things. I have IBS issues so I pass gas quite often. I have height 5'7" and weight 76kg around. Kindly suggest am I curable ?
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Yes you are curable. IBS and anxiety disorders have very good results in Homoeopathy with lot of patients benefited. Please consult over phone for detailed case history and right prescription for your ailments.
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Thanks for reaching out. I understand your history but it's not clear as to how long have you been on Venlafaxine 75mg. Duration of the current symptoms? The odd sensation when skipping the medicine may be withdrawal. You must not stop it immediately. We reduce the dose slowly and then stop the medication. However, you may be benefitted with an add on medication at this point. Your issue is curable. You must already be equipped with coping strategies. We just need to revise them a bit along with adjusting the medication. Dr. Pavani Narukurthi MD Psychiatry MindfulTMS Neurocare Gk2 delhi
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