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I have been on paxidep 12.5 alt day and i was absolutely fine in my mental state... from few days i have been having cervical issue cervicogenic headaches and dizziness/imbalance ... and after that i got bad spasm in my top of the shoulder .. andpain in back of my occipital area ..after this i have been experiencing vibrations in my hands and chest and felt like spinning in my sleep its adrenaline rush in my sleep and i am unable to sleep so much so i got panicked that what is happening my head got tensed now my pys is unable to understand .. he just chaged my meds to fluoxetine and paxidep ... but i dont want to take because i was absolutely fine after this cervical thing i dont know when ever i sleep at night in sides i get this flutter and vibration and i wake up ...and now i am photo sensitive got this unreal feeling in light .. i took clonozopam .5 mg and slept in peace as prescibed (occasionally)... please help me i feel its because of my spasm .. i really dont want more meds p
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These symptoms can be very distressing, but anxiety and panic can also amplify body sensations after cervical spasm/pain. Since clonazepam helped you sleep, stress and hyperarousal may be contributing too. Don’t suddenly stop or change medicines on your own. Follow up with your psychiatrist and also consult a physician/neurologist to rule out cervical nerve or vestibular issues. Meanwhile, focus on sleep, hydration, neck relaxation, and avoid excessive symptom checking. Most importantly, these symptoms are treatable and manageable.
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Hi, consult online for a second opinion
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Then let’s start therapy
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Your symptoms do sound very distressing, but they do not clearly sound like a primary psychiatric relapse alone.
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Avoid repeatedly changing antidepressants rapidly; Since you were stable previously on Paroxetine, it is reasonable to discuss with your psychiatrist
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Cervical muscle spasm/posture/physiotherapy. Sleep restoration for a few nights. Hydration, caffeine reduction, screen/light exposure at night. BP monitoring.
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