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Roger Gould, M.D.  
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Specialties: Mental Health, Wellness

Dec 01, 2009 06:03PM in the Mental Health Expert Forum
You are lucky you didn't hurt yourself badly in that accident...seizures are the direct result of going off the medication too quickly....I suggest you go to your family doctor, explain the situation, and ask for enough of a prescription to allow you to wean yourself...it will take three to four weeks.....first week, lowest dose daily...probably 1 mg or so; n...
Dec 01, 2009 05:59PM in the Mental Health Expert Forum
It seems to be that the real problem you need to address is being a loner. That means you don't have other emotionally rich and real relationships to nourish you, and that makes you prone to these kind of in-the- mind love obsessions. Think of it this way, this obsession tells you what you want...now you have to change your behavior so you have a chance of g...
Nov 30, 2009 03:31PM in the Mental Health Expert Forum
Probably the best way to avoid the anger buildup is to get a perspective...and ask yourself, why must they agree with me? Yes, it would be better if they understood and acknowledged what you know, but if they don't, does it have to be that important to you that you start to fume? Perpective is the name of the game...losing it and getting it back.
Nov 30, 2009 03:27PM in the Mental Health Expert Forum
Ask your doctor about prozac, probably the best to avoid weight gain. None of the anitdepressants are known for causing seizures, but prozac has been around for a long time, and may be your safest bet, but you may want a bit more of a workup for seizures before starting any.
Nov 29, 2009 04:52PM in the Mental Health Expert Forum
I think you are worrying about something that does not make any sense to worry about. If you take your xanax before midnight, you will still have a good high blood level ( the important fact) well into the next day, at which time your doctor will probably start you on your regular dose. You are better off complying with his request, it is meant to keep you as...
Nov 29, 2009 04:46PM in the Mental Health Expert Forum
adderall is a stimulant but is not know to effect blood sugar as far as I know, but you might want to double check that with the pharmacist who can look up this interaction in his system.