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Depression
I have been taking mirtaz and depran for the past 3-4 years, i am still taking the medicine. Its been going smooth and all the works where fine
From today morning i have been again having this bad thoughts and very sleepy tired and scared ill have a relapse... Why is ut like that?
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continue medication and check for any precipitating factor or stressor
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Few ups and downs in mood can happen due to ongoing stressors or circumstances which usually resolve in 1-2 days and don't require any prompt action. If these symptoms persist beyond then consult a psychiatrist.
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Dr. Kaustubh Gosavi
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11 yrs exp
Bangalore
This can happen it’s called breakthrough symptoms ! It needs detailed evaluation kindly consult with a psychiatrist again to review your treatment
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