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A member asked:
I do see a psychiatrist for my anxiety. but the medicine therapy i am on is not helping at all. i cant even go into stores or crowded public places.
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Discuss w/ Provider: It is very important for your psychiatrist to know that you continue to have a high level of anxiety. It is very possible that adjustments can be made in your medicines to give you more benefit. In addition, if you are not already involved in therapy you will want to discuss that as well. Also, consider other strategies such as relaxation training and medication. Don't give up!
Answered 2/24/2018
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Anxiety: See your psychiatrist. You obviously need a medication review. Good luck !
Answered 9/14/2017
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