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Q: BuSpar for anxiety/panic attacks?

asked by: cpharr13 on August 13th, 2008

New User

Does anyone know much about this medication? I hate SSRI's and my doctor brought this up. I'm pregnant and my OB wants me on lexapro. NO WAY! I know this medication is a class B and is supposed to be safe. I am more concerned about after i deliver,stay medication free then medicate. Someone educate me about this med please kiss

Replies(3)

CarolDiane

replied on August 13th, 2008

Extremely eHealthy

Buspar is a non=narcotic.

sassondavid1

replied on August 18th, 2008

New User

Buspar

Buspar works well and is non-addictive. it doesnt make the symptoms dis-appear but it works well. I was once on Atavan, but my new doctor took me off the drug immediateley bacause the drug is addictive. im happy with Buspar. I take 30mg a day.

bubblycat

replied on August 22nd, 2008

Experienced User

I want to get pregnant and have just started taking Buspar (30mg pd). My docotor assured me as its class B its safe to take while pregnant. Im worried too though and not sure whether to go off it. I want to definately Breast feed so let me know what you decide. How far pregnant are you???

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