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What Can Cause Anxiety And Low Concentration?

i have been prescribed cerazette about 1 month ago and am already taking paroxetine. for the past 2 days i have been feeling really terrible. really anxious and cannot shake it. cant concentrate on anything. have been on paroxetine for around 4 years and it has controlled the anxiety and depression, but this feeling is how i felt 4 years ago.
Mon, 6 Oct 2014
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You are reporting an increase in your problems after starting the new tablet. Usually cerazzette (levonorgeteral) doesn't interact with paroxetine. Nevertheless the problems are real and it could be controlled by increasing the dose of paroxetine, for which I need to know the dose of paroxetine you are taking. If you are already receiving significantly higher doses of paroxetine we can shift you on Sonera other medicine like Escitalopram with further less drug interaction ir can add on medicines like propranolol. You can discuss with your psychiatrist or else revert back with the dose informations. I will try to help you. Wish you a faster recovery.
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What Can Cause Anxiety And Low Concentration?

hI, You are reporting an increase in your problems after starting the new tablet. Usually cerazzette (levonorgeteral) doesn t interact with paroxetine. Nevertheless the problems are real and it could be controlled by increasing the dose of paroxetine, for which I need to know the dose of paroxetine you are taking. If you are already receiving significantly higher doses of paroxetine we can shift you on Sonera other medicine like Escitalopram with further less drug interaction ir can add on medicines like propranolol. You can discuss with your psychiatrist or else revert back with the dose informations. I will try to help you. Wish you a faster recovery.