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    What are the side effects of antidepressants?

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    Member since 11 December 201728 December 2017 at 19:29

    Antidepressants can sometimes cause a wide range of unpleasant side effects, including: nausea increased appetite and weight gain loss of sexual desire and other sexual problems, such as ere....

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    sir mujhe achanak paralasess ka sikayat ho gayatha jab main ct scane karwaya to doc bataya ke tere brain ke right side me 2mm ka blood jama hogaya hai mera dawa chal raha 1 month ka dawa diya tha to hath aur pair to thik se kaam kkar raha hI lekin brain ke right side dar hote hi rahta hai

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    Dr. Nimrat Kaur

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    MBBS and Masters of Public Health08 September 2018 at 12:41

    Get a repeat MRI done now that you have completed 1 months of medicine course.

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    Hello sir , I am deepak ‘s sister . My brother met with accident on 3 rd July 2018 . He admitted in trama center . For starting 15 days he was in ventilator. Now he is stable but he is still unconscious in his MRI report 2 clot 7 mm . Please sir we belongs from Lucknow and wants some guide . We are so worried. He has also leg fracture dr saying when he will conscious then they will do leg surgery . Please sir so us path . If u say we will send u all reports in ur email . Please let me know ur email .

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    Dr. Nimrat Kaur

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    MBBS and Masters of Public Health29 August 2018 at 10:49

    Hi. Please send me all the reports of your brother on nimrat.kaur@credihealth.com Let me know if you need a second opinion with doctors in lucknow or elsewhere.

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    My close relative has been suffering from OCD for last many years. One psychiatrist put him on resperidone, oleanz etc in the lightest doses for 17 years but the main complaint of my relative that he was suffering from severe obsession with his own breath, could not be removed. After changing his psychiatrist, the new psychiatrist put him on Pexep CR 37.5 mg, tapering to 25 mg and now on 12.5 mg. It took only 6 years when my relative stopped thinking about his breath. His new psychiatrist says Pexep CR tablet came in Indian market as early as year 1998. Please tell me if my relative was put on incorrect medicine for 17 long years. Thanks and Regards

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    Dr. Nimrat Kaur

    credihealthVerified Doctor
    MBBS and Masters of Public Health08 September 2018 at 12:42

    Pexep CR is the drug of choice for depressive disorders and OCD’s. and the tapering dose was correct. there is nothing to worry.