While Ayurveda offers valuable supportive therapies like Brahmi, Ashwagandha, and calming lifestyle practices to soothe your nervous system, there is no quick 'permanent cure' for complex emotional struggles. Since Nexito was not effective, your body may respond better to a different class of medication or a combined approach. Please consult a psychiatrist to safely review your treatment options, and consider working with a qualified Ayurvedic doctor alongside psychotherapy.

Your sudden gas and nausea are most likely caused by a combination of taking your Nexito (escitalopram) and meals later than usual, alongside the new BCAA supplement. Escitalopram can sometimes cause mild stomach upset if its timing is shifted or if taken without food. Additionally, BCAA supplements and tea can irritate a sensitive stomach, leading to gas and nausea. The weather is unlikely to be the cause. I suggest taking your medication consistently, pausing the BCAA supplement for a few days to see if you improve, and staying well-hydrated.

I strongly advise against self-initiating lamotrigine. Lamotrigine requires a very gradual, carefully supervised dose increase to prevent rare but serious skin reactions. While you are currently taking escitalopram (Nexito) and clonazepam (Clonotril), your body is also still adjusting to stopping your previous substances. Safely introducing any new medication requires a doctor's evaluation. Please reach out to your prescribing doctor or psychiatrist; they can safely guide you on whether lamotrigine is right for you and how to start it safely.

The daytime tremors and sleep shocks you are experiencing are common as your nervous system recalibrates after quitting alcohol. These symptoms usually improve gradually over a few weeks. Your medications, Nexito (escitalopram) and Zolfresh (zolpidem), are supporting your recovery, though escitalopram can sometimes temporarily cause mild twitching. To manage this, stay well-hydrated, practice gentle evening stretching, and try deep-breathing exercises to soothe your nervous system. Avoid caffeine and stimulants. Please keep your doctor updated on your progress to ensure your safe recovery.

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Having a fever does not mean you should stop taking Petril (clonazepam) or Nexito (escitalopram). In fact, abruptly stopping Petril can cause uncomfortable withdrawal symptoms. It is generally safe to continue both medications as prescribed. However, because a fever is a sign of an underlying issue, please consult your doctor to identify its cause and safely guide your recovery. They can also recommend the right fever relievers that pair safely with your current treatments.