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Suggest Medications For Panic Attack And Depression

Hi dr I was taking paradise 25 mg for panic attack and depression but now want to stop as I feel better so shifted to pexep 10 mg but I feel disconnected from reality and panic infront of people and feel I am in a dream please suggest what I can do thank u
Tue, 29 Apr 2014
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Paradise contains paroxetine in control release form and pexep contains paroxetine in immediate release form. You can take either of them. If you are feeling better at lower dose, better to take paradise 12.5mg. It would show effect for longer period and help in controlling depressive with panic attacks. You can also try some relaxation exercise like JPMR.

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Suggest Medications For Panic Attack And Depression

Hi Thanks for using healthcare magic Paradise contains paroxetine in control release form and pexep contains paroxetine in immediate release form. You can take either of them. If you are feeling better at lower dose, better to take paradise 12.5mg. It would show effect for longer period and help in controlling depressive with panic attacks. You can also try some relaxation exercise like JPMR. Thanks