When diagnosed with an anxiety disorder, you probably have questions about medication. Should you take it? Will it help? If you take medication, do you need to do anything else? Are there side-effects of medications? Is it worth it?
While we can't answer the last question or even decide for you whether anxiety medication is a good option for you, we can give you some information to help you and your doctor decide whether medication will be a part of your treatment.
Many people with anxiety...
Tailoring medication to the needs of the individual has always been something of a hit-and-miss affair when it comes to anxiety. The... Read more »
Anxiety medications help to reduce symptoms, however, they do not cure the anxiety. There are also a number of non-medication... Read more »
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In a previous post I wrote about weighing the pros and cons of taking medication to treat your anxiety. One of the reasons many people... Read more »
This is a study designed to determine the safety and effectiveness of a new drug (SEP-225441) in people who suffer from generalized anxiety disorder... Read more »
How do you know if a medication, or treatment, is working? There are no blood tests to let you know your anxiety is improving. Symptoms are different... Read more »
i am trying to find out if any of the meds I am currently taking can cause sexual problems. I am taking Prilosec, Allegra and Nasonex. Dr. Owens at... Read more »
Social anxiety disorder cannot be cured. Medications are available and have been found to be helpful for some people. Medications sometimes will... Read more »
If you take anti-anxiety medication you will become addicted. While it is true that some medications prescribed to treat anxiety may have a warning label that they may be habit forming doesn’t mean that you will automatically become an out of...
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