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What medication can calm me down because i find myself talking a lot.
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Antidepressants: Ssris, like prozac, celexa, lexapro, paxil, (paroxetine) and zoloft can all treat anxiety as well as depression and can be effective. Talking a lot may also be pressured speech and an early symptom of mania and bipolar disorder, and a mood stabilizer like lithium or Depakote may be effective as well. Talk to your psychiatrist to explore your options.
Answered 4/25/2016
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