Today I went to a psychologist and told him about my social anxiety case and how it is affecting my work.
He told me that i have mild anxiety.
He suggested 4 options: anti depressant, xanax low dose, beta blocker, and CBT.
He mentioned that cbt is for the long run and takes time. He added that with anti depressant i cannot withdraw. He suggested xanax 0.25 since it works in the brain and told me to take it only in case of certain events (speech, meetings).
He suggested that i try it in a day i do not work in order to see how would i feel.
Has anyone gone through the same experience?
What is the side effect of it?
Thank you.
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Yes very. Look up Dr Ashton. Benzo withdrawal is the worse thing I have ever experience. I will never go to my doctor ever again. Left with brain damage
Please stay away from. Benzos.
If it wasn't for daughter I would not be here now
Im Hanging in for my little girl.
Its 24/7 symptoms no relief, no sleep, no memory, heart rate 130 as my body can not produce gabba to slow my body down. Its a long slow painful process withdrawing
Nice, so it would have been better if i start with anti depressant, like u? Did u have mild or severe anxiety? Are u now able to cope well? Thanks for ur valuable reply
Opaaaa amazing news. I am very glad you have passed over it. 😊
I have mild anxiety and i should also do fine... but my doctor said i also need to do some cbt reading myself (i do not need him) and he said he will send some materials for me to read. In parallel i can take xanax only when i need.
from where i stand you have little to worry about, you work, you have a psychologist~i'm afraid i really am rock bottom, i would say to you, you have a bit of discomfort be thankful
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