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Having dizziness on n off
It's been 2 months i have stopped taking next plus 5 mg by tempering the dose with doctors approval which i took for 6 months . Now m
getting dizziness on n off . what to do .
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Nothing to worry.... Just start doing brick walk at least 45 minutes a day..... If u have stopped ur medication it's good, as mild depressive symptoms can be treated only with the help of cognitive behavioural therapy also......
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consult clinical Psychologist for CBT
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Morning walk for 45 minutes a day
meditation will also help u....
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Ms. Shubha C
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Suddenly quitting antidepressants can cause uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms like dizziness and tremors. Gradually reducing doses under medical supervision can ease potential discomfort.
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Detox is the first step to quitting antidepressants. Treatment then can progress to involve therapy and counseling. Counselors can help users understand and move past the underlying causes.
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