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Depressed, Anxiety Disorder, Relief With Medication. Getting Serious Night Dreams. How To Overcome This Problem?
Sir Iam having frequent dipression disorders .I consulted a pshychologist and started taking drugs. many drugs didnt worked for my.Now a drug started working and I felt some relief from my problems.I think there is no specifict reason for my anxiety disorder .Now when it felt some relief Iam having serious night that felt sometimes when I immediately felt sleep and it comes.when it occur my mind know that it is a dream but I cant get it...off...I need to make a sound in that dream to wake up...plz...plz...suggest me some cure....
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Thanks for your query. Depression and anxiety may have both conscious and unconscious origins. Hence you cannot always pinpoint a reason. It is encouraging to note that you have improved with medication. What i would suggest is to consult your psychiatrist to prescribe a long acting benzodiazepine like clonazepam that would tackle the problem of intermittent nocturnal awakening associated with night mares. Also avoid consuming carbonated drinks/tea/coffee post sunset and keep your place of sleep comfortable. Hope you find my suggestions useful.
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Dr Sundar G
Psychiatrist
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Depressed, Anxiety Disorder, Relief With Medication. Getting Serious Night Dreams. How To Overcome This Problem?
Hello....... Thanks for your query. Depression and anxiety may have both conscious and unconscious origins. Hence you cannot always pinpoint a reason. It is encouraging to note that you have improved with medication. What i would suggest is to consult your psychiatrist to prescribe a long acting benzodiazepine like clonazepam that would tackle the problem of intermittent nocturnal awakening associated with night mares. Also avoid consuming carbonated drinks/tea/coffee post sunset and keep your place of sleep comfortable. Hope you find my suggestions useful. Regards Dr Sundar G Psychiatrist