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Minisode 106: Ask the Psychiatrist! Answering YOUR Questions!
Minisode 106: Ask the Psychiatrist! Answering YOUR Questions!
Minisode 106: Ask the Psychiatrist! Answering YOUR Questions!
Friday 25th April 2025
Dr. Sulman Aziz Mirza answers viewer questions about mental health and psychiatry, covering medications, side effects, and the realities of being a psychiatrist.
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Episode Overview
- Adderall XR can stay in breast milk for over 24 hours.
- Long-term use of benzodiazepines can affect cognitive functioning.
- Stimulant medication should not change a child's personality or creativity.
- Exercise before taking Vyvanse to manage heart rate.
- Psychiatric NPs need proper supervision for effective practice.
Happy mommy equals happy baby.
Ever wondered what it's like to get your burning mental health questions answered by a triple board-certified psychiatrist? Dr. Sulman Aziz Mirza, aka TheKicksShrink, dives into viewer questions in this episode of 'Ask the Psychiatrist!' From the impact of Adderall XR on breast milk to the long-term effects of benzodiazepines, Dr. Mirza provides clear, research-backed answers with a touch of humour.
He tackles questions about stimulant medications, their effects on childrenβs creativity, and even shares some personal challenges faced by psychiatrists today. Whether you're curious about medication impacts or the day-to-day realities of psychiatric practice, this episode has something for everyone. Dr. Mirza's engaging style makes complex topics accessible and interesting, ensuring you come away with practical insights and a few laughs. Ready to demystify psychiatry?
Tune in and see why this podcast is a must-listen for anyone interested in mental health.