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Generalized anxiety disorder
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Sir I am escitalopram 10mg in morning and escitalopram 5mg & propranolol 20 & clonazepam .25 at night.
Sir I slowly tappered down my clonazepam .25 to 0 in 4 weeks and switched to melatonin 3mg bcz benzodizapines are addictive in nature.
Is it safe to take melatonin supplement for long term , and how long can I take this?
Sir i am taking escitalopram 10mg from June 2024 and my psychiatrist increased my ssri dose in October 2024 5 mg at night ,rest all the medicine same.
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Melatonin can be taken safely for long term.
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