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Until recently, the anti-anxiety drugs known as benzodiazepines were the primary medications for anxiety. Increasingly, antidepressants, particularly the selective serotonin-reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs), are being used as the initial treatment. They are proving to be effective, nonaddictive, and to have relatively minor side effects.
Many standard antidepressants take 2 - 4 weeks, and sometimes up to 12 weeks, before they are fully effective. People who take them may also experience a t...
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...multi-disciplinary team of psychiatrists and nurses. The nurses provide patient education on medication side effects, early warning signs of symptoms, and coping skills. In several 2006 studies,... Read more »Headaches: Tension: Medications
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...symptoms. However, these drugs, which are ordinarily used for Parkinson's disease, can have severe side effects. They do not appear to be as helpful for RLS related to hemodialysis as RLS from... Read more »Insomnia: Medications
...aware of the possibility of rebound insomnia after stopping medication.Alcohol intensifies the side effects of all sleeping medication and should be avoided.If chronic insomnia is a companion to... Read more »Epilepsy: Medications
...with generalized seizures and is used to prevent nearly all other major seizures as well.General Side Effects. These drugs have a number of side effects that vary depending on dosage and duration.... Read more »
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