
Suggest Alternative Medication For Poor Sleep, Anxiety And Depression

Mirtazapine or Paroxetine can help
Detailed Answer:
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I can understand your concern. After reading the history you have mentioned it is clear that you have ADHD and depression. Poor sleep, anxiety and depression are bothering you. You have tried many medicines but not much relief was there. If we consider the drugs you are taking then Vyvanse is helping you in ADD symptoms. The drug has been found to be very useful in depression also because it improves focus, concentration and helps to reduce the tiredness. So if you are stable on that then no need to change it. But at the same time it helps to reduce the symptoms of depression but it is not an antidepressant drug. For treatment of depression antidepressants will be needed. Drugs like Mirtazapine or Paroxetin etc can be tried. Both drugs helps to reduce depression and help in good sleep also. These drugs are advised to be taken in evening after dinner and thus result in good sleep. As they are antidepressants so no risk of development of dependence or tolerance.
Lorazepam is also a good drug for insomnia but the drug can result in dependence if taken on regular basis. The drug can be reserved for treatment of insomnia and anxiety symptoms on SOS basis.
Consult your doctor and discuss about the drugs I have mentioned and these medicines will surely help you.
Thanks, Hope this helps you, if you have more doubts you can ask again
Take care


Beta blockers can help in acute states
Detailed Answer:
Hello again and thanks for asking a follow up
For acute anxiety symptoms or in panic like situations medicines like beta blockers as Propranolol or Atenolol can help. Propranolol in low dose helps to reduce symptoms like palpitations, breathless like state which are seen commonly in social situations. Apart from your conventional medicines either of this medicine can be used. These are quick acting and can be used on SOS basis also.
Thanks, still have more doubts please ask again.

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