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I have been diagnosed with panic disorder. prescribed lexamil. is lexamil the best ssri treatment? seems not successfull. now doc says mirtazapine
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Panic attacks : The answer to your question is simple You need to discuss with the doctor who prescribed the medication that it's not working . Have them offer other treatment recommendations for you your doctor has your medical history and would be the best person to find the best treatment option for you
Answered 3/24/2019
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