- Male
- 25 Years
- 29/01/2025
I've been experiencing some trouble with sleeping and heard about Trika. Are there any side effects I should be aware of? Also, is it the best option for a sleeping pill, or are there other alternatives I should consider? Would love to get some guidance.
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Truka, also known as Ayurvedic medicine, can have side effects like digestive issues, allergic reactions, or interactions with other medications, and regarding slipping pills, Truka is not a proven or recommended treatment for erectile dysfunction (ED) or premature ejaculation (PE),
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I'm on anxiety meds and it's been a year now. Recently, I've started getting really bad panic attacks, and my doctor put me on ciplar la 40 and beta anxit 20 for 4 months. He said if my fear goes away and I start feeling weak, I should drop the dose to ciplar la 20. About a month into taking ciplar la 40, I started feeling weak and couldn't really walk, so I lowered the dose. But now, I don't feel that weakness anymore. The weird thing is, around medicine time, like when I take ciplar at 9 a.m., my body starts acting strange. My pulse is okay when I check it, but my head feels off. Once I take the meds, everything goes back to normal, but this happens every time I take my medicine. Is this normal? I'm really scared.
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