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Thinking of starting medication for social anxiety but i'm concerned about the possible side effects. which option has the lowest risk of side fx?
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W/or w/out: meds, seeing a mental health professional is best. A clinical psychologist can teach you strategies for dealing w/social anxiety, e.g. self hypnosis, realxation response (see Herbert Benson book) etc. Peace and good health.
Answered 5/27/2014
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