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I am taking newcita lite from past 15 days but I am feeling better today I didn't take now I have ghabrahat and bechaini so should I continue becoz I font want to take for long term.
Should I take newcita and rexipera in morning and night as my doctor has prescribed.
But I think it's the same for seretorin.
So should I take both or not...
And taking these medicine long term can affect other parts of body?
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Do not stop medicines on your own. You might experience withdrawal effects. Share your concerns with your treating doctor.
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Hello good morning usually our medication goes for about 6months and it is gradually tapered
And stopped... Side effects are less
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Dr. Khushboo Dewani
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Please review with your psychiatrist
Don’t stop the medication yourself as it is supposed to be taken under the guidance of your psychiatrist
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