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Anti-Anxiety Medications
Most anxiety disorders
have at least some biological component and often respond to medication.
Anxiety medication, particularly
antidepressants,
can be very useful in treating
anxiety disorders and is often used in combination with other forms
of therapy, such as cognitive-behavioral therapy. Antidepressants and anxiolytics
(anti-anxiety medications) are often used to ease symptoms of anxiety
so that other therapy can go forward. Medication may be a short-term therapy,
or it may be required for a lengthy period of time, depending on the patient.
Below is a chart listing the names of drugs commonly prescribed for anxiety
disorders, their benefits and drawbacks.
Anti-Anxiety Medications
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