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Is Fainting,shaking And Poor Memory Common In Depression And What Is The Suggested Treatment?
hi im 25 years old , i was told by a doctor that i have a depression problem around 5 years ago .. i was on flux at first but for few days but after arond 2 years my doctor put me on citanew 10 mg . i took it for around 15 months daily once a day and everything got better so i stopped it after 15 months and 1 year after i start having those problems again and this time my problems are even worse like my fingers and right thumb is shaking alll the time and i feel weak and dizzy all the time i have a hard time remembering things i feel like fainting when ever i get stressed .. what should i do ?? is this common for depression guys ?
These are relapse symptoms of depression. In this case, you should try antidepressant that help to overcome anxiety and depressive symptoms. In last episode, if you got relief with escitalopram, i would recommend same drug this time also. Better to consult your psychiatrist for further treatment.
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Is Fainting,shaking And Poor Memory Common In Depression And What Is The Suggested Treatment?
HI Thanks for using healthcare magic These are relapse symptoms of depression. In this case, you should try antidepressant that help to overcome anxiety and depressive symptoms. In last episode, if you got relief with escitalopram, i would recommend same drug this time also. Better to consult your psychiatrist for further treatment. Thanks