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Feeling Depressed And Have Suicidal Feelings. Consulted Psychiatrist, On S Celepra 10. Have Polycyst Kidney Disease. Would This Anti Depressant Affect On Kidney?
I am 30 year old , male. I am having problem related to repeatative thinking , anxity. I feel aways depressed , I feel I dont have goal in my life. Sometime I get suicide feelings too.
I keep on thinking , criticizing myself for smallest mistakes. I get angry for small things on my loved ones . I also feel I am getting into very apathetic person. I dont feel like caring someone . I dont react to sensitive things . I will be in my own world thinking selfish things. I am already disturbing my career and my relations.
I consulted psychiatrist and she has suggested prescription of S Celepra 10.
I have heard this anti depressants have side effects. I have polycyst kidney disease. I dont want to affect my kidny with these tablets.
Is it good to take this tablet ? please guide me.
I keep on thinking , criticizing myself for smallest mistakes. I get angry for small things on my loved ones . I also feel I am getting into very apathetic person. I dont feel like caring someone . I dont react to sensitive things . I will be in my own world thinking selfish things. I am already disturbing my career and my relations.
I consulted psychiatrist and she has suggested prescription of S Celepra 10.
I have heard this anti depressants have side effects. I have polycyst kidney disease. I dont want to affect my kidny with these tablets.
Is it good to take this tablet ? please guide me.
Thu, 16 May 2013
Hi,
thanks for using helath care magic.
I have gone through your available history.
S celepra contains escitalopram which is safe in Polycystic renal disease.
You can continue taking this tablet as prescribed by psychiatrist.
You can also do stress management and self relaxation techniques like yoga, meditation etc.
thanks
thanks for using helath care magic.
I have gone through your available history.
S celepra contains escitalopram which is safe in Polycystic renal disease.
You can continue taking this tablet as prescribed by psychiatrist.
You can also do stress management and self relaxation techniques like yoga, meditation etc.
thanks
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Hello,
welcome to Healthcare Magic.
I can understand your apprehension related to treatment side effects. From your history it appear that you have some form of anxiety disorder. Combined treatment in form of medicines (like SSRIs) and cognitive behavior therapy is best for such problem.
S Celepra contain escitalopram and used in anxiety disorder. Uncommon side effects in clinical populations are: anxiety for few days, nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness, sexual dysfunction and decrease sleep.
Most of the side effects are short lasting and improved in few days. It do not associated with polycystic ovarian disease. So, you can go ahead with your psychiatrist advise.
Wish you all the best.
Regards,
Dr Ashish Kumar Mittal
www.99doctor.com
welcome to Healthcare Magic.
I can understand your apprehension related to treatment side effects. From your history it appear that you have some form of anxiety disorder. Combined treatment in form of medicines (like SSRIs) and cognitive behavior therapy is best for such problem.
S Celepra contain escitalopram and used in anxiety disorder. Uncommon side effects in clinical populations are: anxiety for few days, nausea, vomiting, headache, dizziness, sexual dysfunction and decrease sleep.
Most of the side effects are short lasting and improved in few days. It do not associated with polycystic ovarian disease. So, you can go ahead with your psychiatrist advise.
Wish you all the best.
Regards,
Dr Ashish Kumar Mittal
www.99doctor.com
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you need meds and they will not affect kidneys
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