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I was prescribed prodep 60 mg, procydin 5 mg and lopez 2mg but from family pressure I was told to not take medicines so after one month I stopped taking it.
Now I'm taking it and experiencing the side effects. How much time will it take to go back to normal ?
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You need to consult your psychiatrist and not stop and take like it based on ignorant family.members advise. Consult an astute psychiatrist now
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Dr. Pooja Kapri
Psychiatrist
7 yrs exp
Mumbai
Side effects haven’t been explained ….
So it’s difficult to opine whether you have developed depressive, anxiety complaints and sleep issues ( relapse of symptoms associated with pre existing psychiatric diagnosis ) or complaints related to abrupt stoppage of medications
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Kindly follow up with your treating psychiatrist and follow the instructions- strict adherence to meds and slowly tapering down and then stopping meds as advised by your doctor
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