Am taking panazep 12.5 over 3 years. This medicine was prescribed by a doctor (md, neurology). He told me to decreas this medicine by one fourth and then gradually I have to stop taking this. But whenever I tried to this above said suggestions I don't feel safe, it's seems to me feel like that my heart gonna block and I will die soon. If I don't take the medicine in a single day, immediate morning after the last night I feel insecure and creates breathing problem,

Dr. Paramjeet SinghCardiologist9yrs exp

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