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I have a lot of anxiety symptoms all the time(24/7) but if i do have anxiety well it go away with the meds?
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See below: The best outcomes are from a combination of medications and talking therapy if sxs are fairly severe. Cognitive behavioral therapy is especially helpful. Lesser sxs may not require medications.
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