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do antidepressants stop your GAD or panic disorder

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Q: Dibilitating panic attacks

asked by: jreya4 on September 23rd, 2008

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I have suffered on and off from GAD and panic disorder for almost 9 year I am 27 now. I have taken prozac paxil effexor citalopram cymbalta now and I know there are a few more in there I can't remember The only thing that stops the attacks and gets me out is something with a calming effect.
Doctors and anyone I talk to has had great sucess with antidepressants and panic. I don't know what to do. Is this heard of?

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hope2121

replied on September 25th, 2008

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Panic ttacks

I have suffered panic attacks for the past two years especially when i meet the police and people i dont trust. And its hard to get over.

But my meds help sometimes.

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