Current medical research on anxiety disorder and panic attacks
Question by Mad Max: Have you had anxiety to the point of paranoia?
I think the anxiety I have is bordering on paranoia. I’m curious about what others have experienced, and how they have had their anxiety/paranoia treated, and if the treatment was successful.
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Answer by Rhubarb
to the point of a heart attack. They put me on adavan it helped so much I can’t believe it.
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Question by Sweet Pinki: Should we change our strategy for treating patients with Anxiety disorders ?
Most of the times a patient having anxiety disorder is prescribed a SSRI. I think ideally treatment should consist of counseling , CBT , taking patients relatives in confidence and training patient about meditation and relaxation. Also adding Benzos like valium or klonopin can help immensely. I feel there is unnecessary bias against use of Benzos, they work extremely well without major side effect on short term basis, although there is possibility of addition , habituation and tolerance. What are views of experts and patients ?
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Answer by ChiMom
Here is an intersting article about serotonin’s role in treating anxiety disorders.
http://serendip.brynmawr.edu/bb/neuro/neuro01/web1/Applegate.html
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Prof. Jonathan Abramowitz, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill: Towards DSM-V: What disorders are anxiety disorders? A Stockholm Psychiatry Lecture from May 4, 2010. This is part 2 of 6. From the Stockholm Center for Psychiatry Research and Education, Karolinska Institutet (www.ki.se For coming lectures check www.psykiatriforskning.se or our Youtubechannel http
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Question by : Are there any good treatments for anxiety disorder?
It has affected my life for the last 2 months but the last 2 weeks it’s getting pretty bad feel almost agraphobic
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Answer by missie
Im looking for the same thing…i wish you the best of luck 
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