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2 years before my symptoms- Cannabis induced psychosis symptoms, but not psychosis... And the symptoms were of high magnitude...
Now - All symptoms exist till now but with very low magnitude...
Please tell me which prescription to go for ???...
The improvement was shown by Maitri hospital medication from 2 years...
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As per your history, it looks like you are better.
Choosing the medication without proper evaluation becomes a difficult and also detrimental.
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Consult a psychiatrist, if it's difficult to travel, take a teleconsultation or video consultation.
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Substance induced psychiatric disorder is usually a manifestation of an underlying genetic vulnerability to develop a particular condition which gets uncovered when a particular substance is used/abused.
The information you have shared is not enough to give a satisfactory answer.
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have a word with the Psychiatrist about your condition, its course, management and prognosis
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do not self medicate or change your doses or stop treatment without consultation
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Dr. Anshul Mahajan
Psychiatrist
14 yrs exp
Ludhiana
Cannabis-induced psychosis is a possible side effect of excessive marijuana consumption. In those who face a high risk for someday developing a psychotic disorder, cannabis can act like a trigger, setting off symptoms of psychosis that are usually associated with conditions like schizophrenia.
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