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Yes, some people are very sensitive to medications. We can discuss options to reduce the possibility of side effects, such as starting at a lower dose or trying different medication than what caused problems in the past. We may also consider lifestyle changes, a medical work-up, or an evaluation of current medications and over-the-counter aids to ensure there is no drug interaction that could contribute to side effects. Additionally, we may discuss ‘natural’ alternatives to medications that are helpful for many, including yoga, meditation, aerobic exercise, reading material, and dietary changes.
Although I have heard a few patients say that they don’t mind taking medication because they feel so much better with the right medication, most people tell me that they prefer not to take medicine long-term. I understand, because there is always a potential negative to taking a medication. Part of my job is assisting you in determining whether it is in your best interest to continue with medication and for what length of time. There is no one simple answer for everyone. We do have research showing that if someone goes off medication too quickly, their symptoms can return and be more difficult to improve. Part of my job is to provide you the information you need to make the changes in your life that will make it less likely you will need medication long-term.
No. I want to know immediately if you’re having unpleasant side effects. Gone are the days when we used to tell patients that they had to wait several weeks “toughing it out” while they waited for medications to take effect and/or for side effects to subside. Now there are enough new medications available that there are always options. If you feel any negative side effects at all I need to be informed and we will move forward from there.
When a good drug goes bad, it’s important to get rid of it…correctly. Over-the-counter and prescription medications that have expired should not be thrown in the trash, where the curious—including children and pets—could be harmed. Medicines that make it to the landfill could leak and contaminate ground water. Nor should these medications be disposed of in the toilet or sink. Please return expired or unwanted medication to the Pharmacy or bring it to Yasin Psychiatric Services and we will arrange to dispose these medication safely.
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Thoughts of Dr. Shafiq Yasin
If medication appears to be an option as an adjunct to living better, Dr Shafiq Yasin takes great care in finding exactly which medication will best assist you. It is imperative to avoid negative side effects and any over-medicating. Luckily we have more medications available in psychiatry than ever before, many with fewer side effects than their predecessors.Most often, after getting to know your situation, he will describe in detail which medications might help, and why. He will provide you with objective information regarding a specific medication, answering any questions or doubts that you have along the way. At this point, your personal preferences will largely guide the final decision. Medication requires a partnership between the individual and the clinician. Dr Yasin will provide a detailed treatment plan of care, incorporating your views and attitudes, your history with medication, and your overall health. The plan will describe the purpose, the levels, and the expected outcomes. The plan will include expectations for your participation and methods to communicate your status, any unexpected side effects, and the capacity to adjust the plan promptly.
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