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Suggest Treatment For Depression And Dizziness
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Detailed Answer:
Hello,
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Dizziness can be due to blood pressure changes, due to medicines, due to some ear problem or due to some neurological problem. If all these factors are normal, it can be due to depression.
Please let me know more about your problem.
- What causes have been found for dizziness in your case? What treatment have you taken?
- IF you have any reports please upload.
Depression can occur secondary some medical problem also.
- How did your depression begin?
- Do you have any stress?
You are currently on antidepressant medicines.
- Are you taking any other medicine for any other problem?
Old age depression is common and it can be treated.
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I will be happy to help further.
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Dr.Chintan Solanki.
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dizziness and depression are not related in your case
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for answer.
Your dizziness may be due to blood pressure changes likely. Depression developed gradually over 2-3 months. This is likely due to age related changes in brain and imbalance in neurotransmitters.
There is no direct link between depression and dizziness in your case.
Citalopram is somewhat effective drug in treating depression. If I were your treating doctor I would recommend sertraline (Zoloft). By chance there is not significant improvement in your depression after 4-6 weeks of citalopram, you can discuss with your doctor about changing the medicines.
Feel free to discuss further.
Take care.
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