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Dysthymia
I was diagnosed with Dysthymia and was prescribed CIPLAR LA 40 for one month . For how long should I take this medicine to be completely cured .
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Ciplar LA 40 is not the treatment for Dysthymia. Were you diagnosed by a psychiatrist or psychologist or general physician? Dysthymia needs treatment with antidepressants and/or CBT. Either your medication or diagnosis isn't correct.
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Ciplar LA 40 is usually for anxiety issues associated with Dysthymia. Consult with your treating Psychiatrist for treatment optimization.
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Its predominantly prescribed for palpitations .. there must be other drugs too . Kindly have detailed discussion with ur doctor.
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Dr. Abhinav Sahay
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dysthymia is not treated by ciplar la.... consult a psychiatrist for the same
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