First of all a muslim should have full trust in Allah and he should perform ruqiah to himself https://www.assimalhakeem.net/node/1149

As for medicine prescribed by a non-muslim doctor: it is permissible to take such medication. However, I would not recommend this as many psychiatrists would prescribe anti depression medication that would be addictive to patients. That is why I prefer Muslim doctors.

Can a Muslim take anti-psychotic drug to treat problems like anxiety, depression and concentration problems prescribed by a non-Muslim Psychiatrist?

Knowledge & Propagation | March 5, 2014 9:10 am
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There are many people (even practicing people) who talk about Islam without knowledge, even though they know it is haram to do so. What is the ruling if happens that these people say something which they think is correct but in reality is wrong by consensus (and the matter is not from the fundamentals of the deen or the ilm ad-daroorah)? For example, many practicing sisters say that Polygamy is only allowed in times of war when women are helpless. They say this out of emotion and they know it is haram to do speak without ilm. Do they become kafir by this since they said something wich is clearly wrong (even though the matter is not from the fundamentals of Islam)?