“Can I take medications for panic attacks?”

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“Can I take medications for panic attacks?”

I have panic attacks. Can I take medications for panic attacks?

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**Mariola Craver** Counselor/Therapist | Mental Health Temecula, CA · Accepted Answer

Mariola Craver Counselor/Therapist | Mental Health Temecula, CA

Yes, however, it would be best to combine it with therapy.

**Dr. Carol Zeits** Psychologist New York, NY · Accepted Answer

Dr. Carol Zeits Psychologist New York, NY

There are some great medications for panic attacks. Confer with your psychopharmacologist for a medication that works for you.

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Mr. Joe Raphael Preventative Medicine Specialist | Public Health & General Preventive Medicine Winchester, CA

Hello, There are medications for panic attacks. Some can utilize exercise, sleep, psychotherapy, supplements, and more to reduce or rid of panic.

**Hannah Paull** Psychologist | Clinical Atlanta, GA · Accepted Answer

Hannah Paull Psychologist | Clinical Atlanta, GA

Yes, of course! Medication for anxiety and/or panic can be prescribed by your primary care doctor or a local psychiatrist.

**Dr. Mary Ann Gansle** Psychologist Portland, TX · Accepted Answer

Dr. Mary Ann Gansle Psychologist Portland, TX

Yes, please consult with your psychiatrist regarding medication and other treatment options.