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I reduced my flunil 40 to flunil 20 Is it normal to feel anxiety and breathlessness and O2 reduced. I went to doc, my chest is clear no issues.
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It is possible and normal to feel anxiety and breathlessness after reducing flunil but 02 reduced is not possible. It's in your best interest if you consult a psychiatrist in person and get yourself assessed to further optimise the treatment or medication.
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Avoid self optimisation of treatment as it is usually counter-productive or harmful
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Please don’t alter medication doses by yourself. Sudden stoppage or sudden reduction of medications like SSRIs can cause rebound anxiety / set of other symptoms we call discontinuation syndrome .
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Do not self medicate / alter medicines by yourself.
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