I have been using prodep 20 mg for last 10 years, daily once. Sometimes, in combination with feliz 5. For 2 years, I am using prodep 20 on alternate days. Of late, feeing nervous or tensed up in mornings. On some days, feeling like trembling legs.
What should I do? Is this to be discussed with psychologist or psychiatrist?
[Psychiatrist](https://www.lybrate.com/psychiatrist).
A. I am so sorry that you were struggling with these symptoms, and very glad you took the time to write us here at Psych Central.

The intensity of your reactions and the volatility of your thoughts suggest evaluation by a psychiatrist or a psychiatric mental health nurse-practitioner. The forceful and rapid mood swings combined with the internal voices and commands indicates you should make this appointment sooner rather than later. A psychiatrist or a psychiatric mental health nurse practitioner would be in a better position to know if there is a medical concern underlying the symptoms. He or she would also be able to prescribe medicine if it is needed.

Wishing you patience and peace,  
 *Dr. Dan*  
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Confused about My Intense Mood Swings, Rage and Paranoia i'm on those exact same meds. <a href="/treatments/effexor">effexor</a> can give you strange symptoms when you first start taking it. for me i was yawning uncontrollably for first few days, and had difficulty falling asleep for a while. Good evening, thanks for asking at HealthReplies.com. Complaints that you experience can be caused by various things, which among each symptom can be interrelated or not. Among the possibilities are:



 Pinched nerve disorders Infection or inflammation of the nerve lining Low blood pressure Spinal structural abnormalities Kidney stones This condition is most likely harmless, but it must be checked immediately because up to this point, the possibility is still very diverse, whereas the handling of each possibility can be different. So our advice, try to check yourself to a general practitioner, and may go directly to a neurologist, to find out more about his condition through direct examination. The handling that you will receive later depends on the results of this inspection.



Meanwhile, consume foods that are rich in B vitamins, limit physical activity, meet your fluid needs, and see your doctor immediately. So, hopefully answering your question. medication dosages might not be optimal. discuss with your doctor possible adjustments. see more... both products can affect your kidneys. use either up to 3,000mg of tylenol or 1500 mg/day of naproxyn (naprosyn) sodium ( aleve). 7-10 days is a good beginning duration and have your pcp do blood and urine testing to check your kidney function. see more... baclofen, a gaba agonist, is often prescribed for chronic muscle pain disorders that have been refractory to other medications. baclofen should be slowly titrated to a range of 30-80 mg/day and should never be abruptly discontinued. side effects may include nausea, confusion, drowsiness and weakness, especially in older patients. do not self-medicate, always ask your physician first. see more... hi kevin<br/><br/>they may well have harmful effects, yes. no one really knows, because they're never studied properly, and so the long term study to prove that they're safe is a non existent one. there is some evidence that they may be risky, especially phedra cut, because of the stimulatnt effect on the heart, and so i don't know that it justifies the risk. the problem is that there's no evidence that they work either. or that you need them. fact of the matter is that you don't need them now. you've just started out with your trianing and rather than waste money on these products (with some risks), i'd encourage you to make sure your diet is good and that you're training well. supplements are not part of the answer - diet is. so rather spend that money on the diet, by seeing a dietician.<br/><br/>good luck<br/> Hello Teye123, Teirma for the question.



  

Dizziness is interpreted differently by each person. Dizziness can be interpreted as a sensation of spinning, a sensation of loss of balance, or a sensation of fainting. These complaints can also be accompanied by complaints of cold sweat, numbness in the body, weakness, nausea, excessive production of saliva, and others. The complaints you submit can be caused by:







anemia  

dehydration  

decreased blood sugar levels  

sudden drop in blood pressure  

heart rhythm disorders or other heart disorders  

side effects of certain drugs



If this complaint is often the case, you should see a doctor immediately. To find out the cause of this complaint is not possible without a doctor's examination. In addition to knowing more about your complaints, your doctor needs to examine you and perform other examinations such as blood tests, ECG, and others. The next treatment can only be determined after knowing the medical condition that you experience.



  

Please sit down immediately and rest if this complaint arises. You can immediately consume sweet foods or drinks. Make sure you always consume food regularly and meet your body's fluid needs by consuming water. Avoid sudden changes in body position for example from lying down to sitting or from sitting to standing to prevent sudden changes in blood pressure.



  

Hopefully this information is useful. she might be depressed. judicious low dose treatment might help her.... and you. see a geriatrician. stress unquestionably plays a very significant role in spastic colon and similar conditions. whether you still need to be takign zoloft depends on why he put you on it, and what his diagnopsis was. maybe he should be asked to review the situation and the treatment plan. cbt style counselling to let you handle streses better may be more useful