Advice?
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Going to the doctors today for my anxiety. I might get prescribed some medication to take daily. I'm scared too as I've seen the side affects of them. Anyone have any advice on what to ask and tell? I wanna be given the correct Medication if they do end up giving me some. I'm tired of this anxiety.
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lisalisa67 Swaggdalu
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Swaggdalu lisalisa67
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I had xanax as needed but I heard xanax can be quiet addictive so I decided not to use them alot. I've heard of buspar. Hopefully it will all go well. Thanks Lisa!
thomas96833 Swaggdalu
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I have tried buspar and it worked really well for me. It's not habit forming either so you can take as needed. It did make me feel a little spacey but that was far better than that constant panic state. I slowly stopped relying on it and gradually went down to 1 a day instead of 3. I can't remember getting any side effects either tbh.
I tried a few anti depressants and they are not pleasant at all . Fingers crossed it goes well.
I have found that herbal rememdies have worked better for me so far. Passion flower and rodihlia from Holland and Barrett + valarian root to help sleep. Amazing things.
silviab3891 Swaggdalu
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Swaggdalu silviab3891
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I fear of becoming dependent on them too. But it's been 8 months of non stop trying to cope with this hy myself. I think it's time. Thanks I will keep yall updated on how it goes
borderriever Swaggdalu
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Make a written list of questions and answers you want to have explained.
That will not only save time it also helps you to remember all those concerns
borderriever Swaggdalu
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You need to be honest and explain all your concerns. Generally speaking we cannot really suggest medications as your GP will take into consideration your health concerns
Here I am not saying you will not get any medications for your Anxiety. I never expect any new medications when I visit my GP or Hospital as there may be some better altrnatives for you at that time, so keep that in mind, Remember you are in partnership with your GP when it comes too your health concerns.
I would be a good idea to get more out of your appointment by drawing up a list of your concerns and symptoms on a bit of paper, this will help to move on your appointment and prevent you forgetting any important fact as you sit in the Surgery