Medications can frequently help to manage or minimize symptoms of anxiety, although they do not cure anxiety. One type of medication prescribed for short-term anxiety relief is benzodiazepines. These medications slow down the central nervous system and make you feel more relaxed. Some commonly prescribed benzodiazepines are:
Benzodiazepines usually start reducing anxiety in ½ to 1 hour. They are often prescribed...
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