Can i just tell my pcp what i would like to try for my ptsd, severe anxiety, major depressive disorder. .i think zoloft (sertraline) and klonopin may work.

Tell them.: It is certainly a reasonable combination. Your PCP should be able to listen to your concerns and suggestions.

You can ask...: but it is never a good idea to be your own doctor. I will usually let my personal physician make decisions for my health, even though I have a degree in medicine! If you have tried zoloft (sertraline) in the past and it worked well, then by all means let your MD know, or if a family member was successfully treated with it. Klonopin can be addicting, so some MDs may be hesitant to prescribe that.

Need specialist: Your situation is complicated with 3 psychiatric diagnoses you may be carrying from prior treatment. You'd do well with an experienced psychiatrist for an evaluation and treatment. Tell your psych hx to your pcp and ask for a referral. Keep your pcp in the loop. Psych treatment is more than writing a prescription. It's a complex series of decisions that requires years of specialty training.

PTSD/DEPRESSION: The most complete evaluation for medication is with a Psychiatrist. First have a physical exam by a Dr. to rule out a physical problem. Please consult with a Clinical Psychologist for psychotherapy to help you with ZOOM.com sessions. Research indicates with psychotherapy you can change & find better coping mechanisms.