Need more info: Psychiatric problems are varied and sometimes complicated. There is no "magic bullet" to make you feel better. It may take a drug or a drug and psychotherapy.together. If you do not feel comfortable with the physician who is treating you now, it may be helpful to get another opinion from a psychiatrist. Your local hospital or medical society may be able to recommend someone.
Answered 6/11/2017
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This is serious: these are serious side effects to those sort if medication. you should see your psychiatry doctor who started you those meds to readdress what is going immediately.
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See below: Please contact your prescribing provider asap. Any issues with and reactions to medication should be addressed with your doctor who prescribed you the medication. Also, consider starting psychotherapy. Oftentimes, it's a combination of medicine and psychotherapy that gives the best results. Good luck!
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Please discuss this with your Psychiatrist and if you are lacking confidence in your Dr. please see another for a second opinion. You should have a physical exam to rule out illness. Also you may want to add sessions with a Clinical Psychologist with expertise in multiple forms of psychotherapy on Zoom.
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