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Taking Clonazepam, Fluvoxamine, Oxacarbezapine. Have Hair Loss, Mood Swings, Weight Gain. Problem?
at present i am having many medicines which include clonazepam 0.5mg, fluvoxamine 50mg, oxcarbezapine 300mg, reperidone plus, lithium sr 300mg. ( all twice a day ). in past i have suffered from a relationship breakup (main),fear from people or any work , hair loss , weight gain , mood swing, fear of getting out of the home, negative thoughts etc. i am having these medicines from past 3yrs. i just want to know whats the main disease or problem i have and i want to quit them as soon as possible, my age is just 21yrs, i am from INDIA. waiting for a healthy reply and during first two years these dose were more than twice.
Fri, 20 Sep 2013
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You are taking clonazepam, fluvoxamine, oxcarbamazepine, resperidone and lithium carbonate. You have mood swings, fear at work place, loss of hair, weight gain, negative thoughts and fear to get out of home. Such symptoms can occur due to a number of reasons and depression, bipolar disorder are common possibilities. I would like to know a little more about your symptoms to exactly differentiate your diagnosis. The medicines like lithium, resperidone, oxcabamazepine etc are usually used to control mood swings and any manic excitement. Hope I cleared your doubt, thanks
Welcome to HCM
You are taking clonazepam, fluvoxamine, oxcarbamazepine, resperidone and lithium carbonate. You have mood swings, fear at work place, loss of hair, weight gain, negative thoughts and fear to get out of home. Such symptoms can occur due to a number of reasons and depression, bipolar disorder are common possibilities. I would like to know a little more about your symptoms to exactly differentiate your diagnosis. The medicines like lithium, resperidone, oxcabamazepine etc are usually used to control mood swings and any manic excitement. Hope I cleared your doubt, thanks
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