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Can Flutop la DR 90mg be reduced?
My sister was first diagonised with somatic disorder and doctor had prescribed flutop la 90mg, olzapine 2.5mg and diva od 500mg one each per day but even after being fine for almost 6 months she got panic attack once on 2021 jan and after that the divaa od 500mg was given twice a day for 15days. From 25th February till July 10 2021 she was again normal but suddenly she has her episode back . She is still on medication one each everyday,. What should we do now? My concern is the Fluoxetine delayed release tablet 90mg once a day is safe or not. Or we need to reduce the doses..
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You need to consult a psychiatrist for optimization and rationalization of such dosage and medications.
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do consult a doctor for detailed evaluation
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Continue with same dose.add her an anxiolytic small doses
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