Why do my medications?seterline, elizolaam, tryptomer, and escitilopram?stop working after only four to five days for my symptoms of upper left belly pressure, bloating, and head tension that occur when sitting but go away when I lie down or stand up? | Apollo Pharmacy

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Why do my medications?seterline, elizolaam, tryptomer, and escitilopram?stop working after only four to five days for my symptoms of upper left belly pressure, bloating, and head tension that occur when sitting but go away when I lie down or stand up?

Asked by Male, 26 · 1 day ago

G.santoshini Reddy

M Pharmacy (Pharmaceutics)

1 day ago

It is completely understandable to feel frustrated when your symptoms return. Medications like sertraline, escitalopram, and amitriptyline actually take several weeks of daily use to build up in your body and work consistently. The brief relief you felt early on might have been a temporary response or the quick-acting effect of etizolam, which works fast but is not a long-term solution. Additionally, because your bloating and head tension change with your posture, there may be a physical or muscular component to your symptoms rather than just anxiety. Please discuss these positional symptoms with your doctor to help them safely adjust your treatment plan.

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Why do my medications?seterline, elizolaam, tryptomer, and escitilopram?stop working after only four to five days for my symptoms of upper left belly pressure, bloating, and head tension that occur when sitting but go away when I lie down or stand up?

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