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  5. He had depression a few years ago and was advised to take Amixide for three months, but he continued the medicine and did not follow up with the doctor. Now he feels unable to stop taking it. What should he do now?

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He had depression a few years ago and was advised to take Amixide for three months, but he continued the medicine and did not follow up with the doctor. Now he feels unable to stop taking it. What should he do now?

Asked by Female, 41 · 10 days ago

Dr S Aneela

Dr S Aneela

M. Pharm (Pharmacology)., PhD

10 days ago

Amixide should not be continued for long periods without medical follow-up. Taking it for a long time may make it difficult to stop the medicine on your own. The dose usually needs to be reduced gradually to avoid withdrawal symptoms. Consult a doctor so the treatment can be reviewed and a safe plan can be made to stop or adjust the medicine.
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  1. Consult a Healthcare Professional:a. Schedule an appointment with your doctor to discuss your ongoing use of Amixide.b. Do not attempt to stop the medication abruptly without medical guidance.

  2. Medication Management:a. Follow your doctor’s advice on tapering the dose if discontinuation is recommended.b. Report any withdrawal symptoms or side effects to your healthcare provider immediately.

  3. Monitor Mental Health:a. Keep track of any changes in mood or anxiety levels.b. Seek immediate help if experiencing suicidal thoughts or severe mood changes.

Answered 10 days ago

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