Mental health requires attention and regular monitoring.
During a follow-up psychiatric consultation, you can discuss changes in your condition with the doctor, evaluate the effectiveness of your current treatment, review test results and, when necessary, adjust the dosage or treatment plan. It is an opportunity to assess your progress and determine the next steps in your care.
When is a follow-up consultation recommended?
- Treatment progress: discuss changes in anxiety, sleep, mood, stress levels and other symptoms since starting treatment.
- Treatment adjustment: adjust the dosage, continue or change treatment if the current therapy is not sufficiently effective or causes side effects.
- Review of test results: discuss laboratory and other examination results that may be relevant to assessing your condition and determining the next stage of treatment.
- Monitoring your condition: assess changes in symptoms, discuss your overall wellbeing and receive recommendations for further treatment and maintaining your mental health.
Regular online psychiatric consultations help monitor your condition, evaluate treatment effectiveness and make timely adjustments when clinically necessary.
When is an online consultation not suitable?
Acute conditions requiring an in-person examination or emergency medical care, such as difficulty breathing, loss of consciousness, severe pain, seizures or significant bleeding. In these situations, we recommend contacting emergency services or going to the nearest medical facility.
