Dear Kittym,
Your meds I think are to treat your depression. Sertraline is a generic for Zoloft and lithium is also for depression. However, for anxiety there are other medications which help alleviate the symptoms. You should ask your Doctor about meds to treat the anxiety. If he doesn't give you any good answers seek out a second opinion from a qualified Psychiatrist to help you.
I will pray for you that the Lord will help you to get the right meds.
Teresa A.

I don't know how long you have been with your current doctor but I am hoping you are seeing a Psychiatrist, however with that said if he is a really good doctor he should be aware that you are still struggling with anxiety. Even though some anti-depressent meds also control anxiety (not all but some meds do) you may need some other meds to work in conjuction with your current meds. I take Lexapro and Wellbutrin but I also take Ativan because stress complicates my despression as well. It is very important that you find a doctor who LISTENS to YOU. Being proactive in your health care is the most important thing you can do to insure you the best quality health care you deserve.

I am 47 and since adulthood have been diagnosed by various doctors with each a different diagnosis. Recently, I was diagnosed with Anxiety Disorder. I am currently taking Cymbalta, but I don't see any difference as of yet. My symptoms are varied and have worsened over the past 6 months. I do not want to leave my home (I get sick all over at just the thought of going somewhere). I can't seem to organize anything. I can't stay focused on any given task. I don't sleep well, I have not desire for intimacy. I used to work, but I can't commit to work now. I don't think I could stay there for a day. No, I am not on disability. I have no insurance which makes it hard to do too much. I have no faith in psychologist because I have seen how they have worked with others in our community. I WISH I HAD AN ANSWER FOR YOU, BUT I TOO AM LOST ---Teresa M