im very paranoid about things.im always looking out my window at night,noticing strange actions with different vehicles.i feel like im being watched & investigated.i feel like ppl are in some way plotting on me.im always suspicious of my wife,thinking she's cheating,i analize & critique everything ppl say to me just to find a lie,i think negative about absolutely everything,i always think ppl are talking about me,i feel like i need to know everything & im not satisfied until i do,i have panic attacks.ive been on luvox (100 mg)for a few months,lamitical(100 mg)for a couple months,& abilify(10 mg)for a month.im not sure if any interaction of these meds are causing these symptoms.please help !!!
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Q: what is my diagnosis & what meds are good to treat these symptoms
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8/22/09 10:22pm
Hello moten34,
The symptoms and behaviors you describe do not seem to me to be caused by the drugs you mentioned although your doctor will be the best person to rule this out or confirm it.
Because your worries trouble you that is an indication that you need to get them under control. The medications should help with that so do continue to take them every day as prescribed. If you feel they are not working, you need to be open and honest with your doctor and work with him to try other medications until you do find the drug or combination of drugs that work.
Only a qualified psychiatrist can diagnose what is going on in your life, so I cannot tell you what your diagnosis might be. Seek out a consultation with a professional if you haven't already done that. Cognitive therapy might also be helpful for you to get a handle on what's going on in your mind.
Regards,
Christina
8/21/09 4:00pm
You have to be strait edge on most meds you drink a beer or anything on those meds and they might go toxic in your system. not sure talk to a dr. Also Dr.s need to know your history, family w/ mental illness, drug abuse history, on set time. Feel better:-)
8/21/09 4:32pm
Take lexapro and Zyprexa If u have any meth history take some risperdol
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