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Dawnie

873d

I had my anxiety meds raised (by my doctor) but I've been feeling worse. I've been more depressed and less active lately. is it time to try a different anxiety medication?

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    • Dawnie

      867d

      I had my dosage raised over 2 months ago. And it still hasn't been helping. I'm going to the doctors tomorrow 😊 hopefully we can get it sorted out

    • Dawnie

      867d

      I had my dosage raised over 2 months ago. And it still hasn't been helping. I'm going to the doctors tomorrow 😊 hopefully we can get it sorted out

    • Mila

      872d

      How long has it been since you raised the dosage? Maybe you need to wait a little bit longer until the meds will kick in and start working again

    • BonBonthecoolkid

      873d

      Either get a different medication or ask your doctor to lower your dosage. If the effects do more harm than good, that's when it's time to make a change

    • I_Like_Milfs

      873d

      Yes, never stay on the same medication if they're not helping. Keep trying until you find a medication that actually works. But don't get carried away.🙏

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