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Ocd and psychosis
Sir i am on sertraline 100 mg, amisulpride 50 mg and risperidone 2 mg. Doctor prescribed me sertraline+amisulpride. Another doctor prescribed me sertraline +risperidone. Which composition is better sertraline+amisulpride or sertraline+risperidone or all together.
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Depends on the diagnosis, tolerance to s/e, predominant symptoms etc.
Please discuss with your current psychiatrist.
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Considering your age and illness, sertraline and risperidone combination is better than amisulpride.
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please follow up your treating psychiatrist, please try medicines from one psychiatrist at least for a minimum period of six months before changing doctor as medicines will take time to show some response.
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Good response Dr kothari
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Dr. Dhara Kothari
Psychiatrist
7 yrs exp
Mumbai
Hi!
What are you suffering from?
Choice of drugs depends upon the symptoms and side effect profile. It's not like one drug is better than the other. It's like.. which is best suitable for you.
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