I am currently prescribed that medication. I am to take it once or twice daily in the event of anxiety or a panic attack. I can't really tell if it works very well. It does seem to calm me a little, but without making me feel loopy or dizzy. During a full-blown panic episode, though, it doesn't have much of an effect at all. I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any questions or anything...
I have been prescribed Hydroxyzine too for anxiety, mostly to help with sleep. I still have some but don't like to take it cause it made me groggy if I didn't get enough sleep. I don't think it's supposed to for most people but it did for me. They did help me calm down and fall asleep sometimes though.
I was prescribed this medicine for anxiety and allergic itching. The dosage was 1 tablet every 8 hours or as needed.
The very first time I took it my experience was not too good, as it gave me a migraine. I stopped taking it after a few days, and didn't touch it for for couple of months.
But i did start taking it again recently as I my anxiety levels were really high. It does not give me migraines anymore, but I must say that it does not really help reduce my anxiety. I took a double dose of it one night so that it would be stronger and help me sleep.
Mine prescribed trazodone. At least for the short term. But I also started an antidepressant. Maybe something like a "regular" med like that would help? It takes a couple weeks for them to kick in.
It works. To calm anxiety tho i need like 150-200 mg tho. But still my Xanax calms me more. But all I can say is I would be worse off without the hydroxyzine. So. 🤷♀️
I hated it! It made me so tired. That was upsetting because my dr knows I'm always fighting being tired from depression and anxiety already! We are all suffering since the opioid crisis began and it's getting worse. Meds that help people are being taken away everyday. It's so scary
Hello, I have been prescribe hydroxyzine 2 take as needed. It relaxes me & helps me sleep so I take it only when I am having a really rough time with depression and anxiety.
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