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Hi doctors i was wondering what is the best treatment for intrusive thoughts, for it not to cause anxiety any more ?
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Need more info: There are several good treatments that can help with intrusive thoughts. Depends on why they are occurring and more info is needed to decide that. An experienced psychiatrist would be able to make that determination. Get apt at local mental health center, or a psychiatrist or depending on your coverage starting with PCP would be a good option . Generally meds, but cognitive rx can help as well
Answered 3/12/2019
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