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Etizola tablet
Doctor has prescribed etizola tab to my mother but she is not ready to take it.
Can we crush and give it in milk? Will there be any negative reaction of medicine if we use this way?
Recently after death of her daughter 33 yrs due to Covid she is facing sleeping issues and anxiety and that is why this medicine was prescribed.
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Dr. Bilal Ahmad Bhat
Psychiatrist
14 yrs exp
Srinagar
You can use dispersible etizolam instead, that can be mixed with water, milk, tea etc.
But she needs a proper evaluation for a good treatment as etizolam can be addictive
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consult online for further details
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Dr. Shabir Ahmad Dar
Neuropsychiatrist
13 yrs exp
Srinagar
I will be much better if u elaborate how long has been she suffering from sleep issues .There isn't any harm in giving her crushed tablet covertly .
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