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Irish_Dem

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36. Yes but with a seriously suicidal or homicidal patient, rapid acting meds are considered first.

Reply to littlemissmartypants (Reply #34)

Mon Sep 26, 2022, 06:42 AM

Sep 2022

The research on the healthy gut is promising, but not yet substantiated in terms of diagnosis and treatment.

But it would be wonderful indeed if this would be the long term treatment of choice.

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In a first, health panel calls for routine anxiety screening in adults [View all] BumRushDaShow Sep 2022 OP

GOOD! nt XanaDUer2 Sep 2022 #1

Excellent! 👏👏👏👏 SheltieLover Sep 2022 #2

Excellent! n/t RKP5637 Sep 2022 #3

Isn't everyone anxious? jmbar2 Sep 2022 #4

We would be looking for symptoms which interfere with daily living. Irish_Dem Sep 2022 #8

What about people over 65? Farmer-Rick Sep 2022 #5

They do cite that they are not sure the tool works, but I think Medicare requires that you karynnj Sep 2022 #12

I suspect for over 65 chowmama Sep 2022 #22

They don't get anxious? Farmer-Rick Sep 2022 #23

Plenty of anxiety over 65, too! n/t Peregrine Took Sep 2022 #6

Xanax and Klonopin for everyone, woot! Hugh_Lebowski Sep 2022 #7

Antidepressants work well on anxiety. Irish_Dem Sep 2022 #9

Can't remember who said it...Woody Allen? jmbar2 Sep 2022 #10

Some people have severe crippling anxiety disorders. Irish_Dem Sep 2022 #14

Meds do not always work. blue neen Sep 2022 #24

It has also been discovered that there's a possible link between a healthy gut littlemissmartypants Sep 2022 #34

Yes but with a seriously suicidal or homicidal patient, rapid acting meds are considered first. Irish_Dem Sep 2022 #36

Antidepressants have their own problems. I had a friend who killed himself a week or so after KPN Sep 2022 #13

The antidepressants take weeks to kick in. Irish_Dem Sep 2022 #15

Well, maybe it was weeks. It was long ago now so I'm relying on an KPN Sep 2022 #17

Antidepressants have prevented a huge number of suicides. Irish_Dem Sep 2022 #18

Antidepressants (SSRIs) have saved MY life, in the sense of making it worth living. ShazzieB Oct 2022 #37

Antidepressant meds are a modern day miracle. Irish_Dem Oct 2022 #38

Is there narcissist anxiety? To be treated by narcissist therapists? bucolic_frolic Sep 2022 #11

I have an anxiety disorder I live with Marthe48 Sep 2022 #16

Yea, my doc has had Karma13612 Sep 2022 #20

Sounds like a tough situation for you Marthe48 Sep 2022 #21

Thanks for your concern... Karma13612 Sep 2022 #25

I'm sorry Delphinus Sep 2022 #31

Thank you.. Karma13612 Sep 2022 #33

Oh, great. My anxiety says this means SCOTUS is going to repeal the pre-existing clause of the ACA NullTuples Sep 2022 #19

important. Anxiety contribute to heart disease fanfanois Sep 2022 #26

Welcome to DU live love laugh Sep 2022 #27

How do you deal with anxiety? marble falls Sep 2022 #28

Coffee, avoiding people fanfanois Sep 2022 #29

All it needs to do is work for you. It's all good. marble falls Sep 2022 #30

Thanks fanfanois Sep 2022 #32

❤ littlemissmartypants Sep 2022 #35