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I would try to ask for some different meds. My dad had to go through a few before he found the right one for him.
Try therapy? I mean, it's not quick and it's expensive, but you might resolve your panic attacks and not need medication. But, that's just me believing that medication is a last resort...
Sorry, but that isn't really true. I have therapy sessions weekly, but we're still starting to look at prescription options for anxiety and depression. While therapy might be an added help, prescribed medication is often needed to help balance certain hormones that ease specific symptoms of anxiety
Clinical depression is an imbalance of hormones. No amount of "talking it out" with a therapist will change the biological issue behind it. Yes, therapy helps. But it will not cure it.
You wouldn't tell someone with a broken leg to just have therapy.
Neurotransmitters, not hormones, unless it's caused by excessive thyroid or adrenal secretions.
Jfc, maybe your doc can give you a new prescription?
talk to your doctor I'm sure they can help by either referring you to a specialist or switching up meds until you find one that works for you. Stay strong OP and good luck.
My friend had similar problems. Hang in there.
just smoke weed
Get different ones???? ?
There are very effective behavioral interventions that can help with panic disorder. Exposure-related therapies have a lot of research behind them and there are no long-term side effects (aside from feeling better). Meds are not the only answer!
i take lexapro for depression, thats not suppose 2 be used for anxiety i dnt think.......could be wrong but i have an anxiety disorder, i take xanax for that. lexapro is for depression and ablify for my bipolar disorder.
Most antidepressants can actually be used for both depression and anxiety disorders. Just depends on what works best for the individual.
smoke some weed, or take cannabis oil. Minimal to no side effects, and you'll be much calmer
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Ask for a different prescription, sorry OP
Sorry OP. Maybe try consulting with the prescribing doctor for an alternative solution