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Gad,ocd, anxiety spectrum
I am on ocivox 50
Nexito 10
Olan 5
Can i take ocivox 50 twice as my thoughts are disturbing me a lot
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It is good that you gave accepted your mental illness and taking the treatment. First of all, treatment compliance is utmost necessity. Despite of that, if you have increased thoughts, i would recommend visiting a psychiatrist or doing online consultation
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Do not increase dose of medicines on your own as it has side effects and drug interactions too
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Hi. Will need further history regarding the same to advise appropriately. Consult online for treatment
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Dr. Bojja Sarada Sireesha
Addiction Psychiatrist
8 yrs exp
Puducherry
Hii. ...Your disturbing thoughts may be part of anxiety/OCD. You are already on multiple medications, and increasing fluvoxamine on your own is not safe due to possible side effects and interactions.
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Do not increase fluvoxamine on your own
• Continue medications as currently prescribed
• Consult your psychiatrist at the earliest for dose optimization or medication adjustment
• Doctor may consider increasing a single SSRI adequately, tapering one medication, or adding psychotherapy (especially CBT)
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Try not to engage or fight the thoughts—let them pass
• Maintain good sleep and regular routine
• Reduce caffeine and screen time, especially at night
• Practice relaxation techniques (deep breathing, grounding)
• Consider CBT/ERP therapy along with medications for better control
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