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Are there any drugs to calm the mind and erase obsessive thoughts?
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Obsessive Thoughts: There are a number of fda approved medications available to treat obsessive thoughts. I would recommend that you seek out a psychiatrist who is in the best position to match a diagnosis with the optimal drug therapy.
Answered 3/28/2013
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