I am experiencing sharp, tingling pain on the left side of my face, along with irritability and anxiety when going out alone. My doctor prescribed Zaptra LS, Rexipra Plus, and Unicobal Forte. Could these symptoms indicate panic attacks or a type of epilepsy, and which medication should I take between Zaptra LS and Rexipra Plus?

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I am experiencing sharp, tingling pain on the left side of my face, along with irritability and anxiety when going out alone. My doctor prescribed Zaptra LS, Rexipra Plus, and Unicobal Forte. Could these symptoms indicate panic attacks or a type of epilepsy, and which medication should I take between Zaptra LS and Rexipra Plus?

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I am experiencing sharp, tingling pain on the left side of my face, along with irritability and anxiety when going out alone. My doctor prescribed Zaptra LS, Rexipra Plus, and Unicobal Forte. Could these symptoms indicate panic attacks or a type of epilepsy, and which medication should I take between Zaptra LS and Rexipra Plus?

Asked by Female, 45 · 1 month ago

Vikas Singh

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1 month ago

Your facial pain likely indicates nerve irritation (neuralgia) rather than epilepsy, while the anxiety points to panic-related symptoms. The multivitamin with methylcobalamin supports nerve health. Regarding your other medications, Zaptra LS (paroxetine/clonazepam) and escitalopram/clonazepam are both combinations of an antidepressant and an anti-anxiety drug. Because they are highly similar, taking both together can cause excessive drowsiness. You should not choose between them yourself. Please contact your doctor immediately to clarify which of these two was intended for your treatment. Rest assured, these symptoms are very common and highly manageable with the correct, single medication regimen.

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I am experiencing sharp, tingling pain on the left side of my face, along with irritability and anxiety when going out alone. My doctor prescribed Zaptra LS, Rexipra Plus, and Unicobal Forte. Could these symptoms indicate panic attacks or a type of epilepsy, and which medication should I take between Zaptra LS and Rexipra Plus?

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I experienced cold sweating and sudden severe weakness the next evening after taking Zaptra LS 12.5 Capsule. Could it be a side effect of the medication?

Yes, cold sweating and sudden severe weakness after taking Zaptra LS 12.5 Capsule may be a serious side effect of the medication, although it may not occur in everyone. This medication contains paroxetine and clonazepam. Clonazepam may cause drowsiness, dizziness, and weakness, while paroxetine may cause sweating and changes in energy levels, especially when starting treatment. However, sudden severe weakness with cold sweating can also occur due to other causes, such as low blood sugar, low blood pressure, or other medical conditions. If these symptoms are severe, recurrent, or accompanied by fainting, chest pain, difficulty breathing, confusion, or excessive sweating, seek medical attention promptly. Do not stop taking this medication suddenly without consulting your doctor, as stopping it abruptly may cause withdrawal symptoms or worsen anxiety. Inform your doctor about this episode, as they may adjust the dose or suggest an alternative treatment based on your condition and overall health.

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