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Asking For Self, Male 23, Dera Ghazi khan
Aoa ! 4.5 month ago my mental health collapsed and i ran into severe anxiety depression and suicidal thoughts & sleep issues! I'm on medicines like Alp parax*yal,,ven*deep ,rispe*ridone from previous 2.5 months I'm stable like natural sleep no Suicidal thoughts etc so should i keep my medicine ongoing? or i should stop
Assoc. Prof. Dr. Mohammad Jaffar Khan - Psychiatrist
MBBS, MRCPsych ( UK ) | Peshawar
Continue with meditation for minimum of 6 -9 months
Ms. Zara Fatima - Psychologist
BS (Hons) Psychology, MS (Clinical Psychology) | Islamabad
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Mr. Ahmad Ali Chughtai - Psychologist
MS (Clinical Psychology) BSc (hons) Applied Psychology Certified Dialectical Behaviour Therapy Sexual Dysfunction Management | Lahore
75 Positive Reviews
Medicines are for temporary relief. If you want or desire long term relief then consider psychotherapy also. And you need psychotherapy on an urgent base otherwise your condition will become severe.
Dr. A Z Barkat Ullah - Psychiatrist
MCPS Psych (Pakistan), MRC Psych (UK), MBBS | Lahore
60 Positive Reviews
Dont stop yourself . Discuss with your doctor who will decide when to start gradual reduction as sudden stopping can bring the illness back.
ask your psychiatrist
Dr. Aslam Pervez - Psychiatrist
MBBS, DPM, BCPsych, MRCPsych (UK), FRCPsych (UK), Diploma in Psychiatric Practice (UK) | Karachi
52 Positive Reviews
yes ; consult your psychiatrist after 12 months
Dr. Samia Khan - Psychiatrist
MBBS, DCH, MS Clinical Psychology, MSc Psychology, MCPS Psychiatry | Lahore
9 Positive Reviews
It's a good news that after 2.5 months of recieving treatment, you are feeling better. You must have remained quite complaint to meducations. Shabash. You must know one important thing that all these medicines that you are taking are directly affecting your brain neurochemicals. It takes 6 to 9 months to treat and tapper off the medications if everything is going well. So, it is too early for you to stop your medication. You have been very wise to inquire about it instead of just stopping your medicines suddenly by yourself. In that case there could have been an aggressive relapse and you could have suffered heavily. So, refer to the psychiatrist who started your treatment and let him guide you through it. Remain in his follow-up and in sha Allah, soon you will be off medications under good supervision. Wish you good health.
Since you had severe anxiety, depression, and suicidal thoughts,it is not advisable to stop medicines on your own,Even if you feel stable now, treatment is usually continued for 6 to 9 months after full recovery to prevent relapse. Stopping suddenly can worsen symptoms. Please continue medicines and consult your psychiatrist for a gradual, supervised taper when appropriate. Help is available .
Rizwan Ali Khan - Clinical Psychologist
| MSc (Psychology) | MS (Clinical Psychology) | Certified (Crucial Conversations) | | Lahore
37 Positive Reviews
visit me at Mednic Medical Complex 227-c johar Town Lahore immediately
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Asst. Prof. Dr. Muhammad Ayub Baloch Gold Medalist - Psychiatrist
MBBS, FCPS Psychiatry ( Gold-Medalist ), Fellow, College of Physicians & Surgeons, Pakistan, Certificated Child & Adolescent Psychiatry. Consultant Psychiatrist & Expert in the treatment of Psychiatric, Neuropsychiatric, Drug addiction & Sexual disorders | Karachi
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Thank you for reaching out with your question. I understand your concern. To help you with treatment a detailed assessment is essential. I recommend you to book an online appointment for further assistance.
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