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Titanium dioxide is commonly used as a coating in many medicines, and in the amounts present there, it is generally considered safe. The information online can often be confusing and may not apply to typical medical use. What you’re experiencing sounds more like anxiety related to what you read rather than an actual harmful effect.
Please continue your medications as prescribed and avoid stopping them based on online information. It would be best to consult a doctor/psychiatrist to discuss your concerns and get proper reassurance.
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