Dr. Amit Kumar
Cardiology
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Hello doctor,
My wife used Duromine for six months at first, no problems. But now she changed ultimately, she wants a deforce and can not tell me the real reason because she does not know why she feels like it. She is even moody with children. She does not want me moving out, saying we can stay together, but she does not know why and cannot explain it and want to be friends. There is no other person that I am sure. Please, I want to know if there are other tablets to fix this quickly.
Hello,
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Well, short term but common side effects of Duromine (Phentermine) is irritability, nervousness, and insomnia. Change of sexual desire and psychosis are the rare side effects, but still, there is a possibility. So yes, there is a good possibility that Duromine is the reason behind her this behavior. I will advise you to stop this medicine immediately. She could feel some withdrawal symptoms for some days, but for them, you may consult some physician if withdrawal becomes severe.
After stopping this medicine give her plenty of liquids and fruit juices. Hopefully, everything will be fine soon, but in case of symptoms persist then please consult psychiatrist for proper evaluation, counseling, and management.
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