“How long should I take medications for anxiety?”

Treating anxiety often involves a combination of therapy and sometimes medication, depending on the severity. Cognitive-behavioral therapy (CBT) is a common approach, teaching coping skills and strategies to manage anxiety. Small things like leaving the room or going outside can be effective. Always consult with a qualified healthcare professional for personalized advice.
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That is an answer best addressed with your doctor. Never stop medications without proper consultation from a professional. It may be helpful to begin decreasing the dosage first to determine if you are able to manage anxiety using other methods. It may be helpful to consult with a therapist to determine the best course of behaviorally managing anxiety if you and your doctor feel you no longer need medication.

Without knowing you or your personal history I cannot say. Please speak with your prescriber about your concerns.

Hello -- There are many holistic treatments available alongside Psychiatric assistance for medications that may suit your needs. It would be best to speak to your current physician to assess the time frame as to which it would be best to taper off your current medicstion(S).

Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, online counseling and many other forms of talk therapy are very good options to look into.

Once you gain some understanding of why the panic attacks come on, your triggers and how to best manage them, you will find more control in yourself to manage your panic attacks.

Vagus Nerve Stimulation, which you can do on your own, is another wonderful option.

There are way too many natural interventions for anxiety that medication should be an absolute last resort

You should only take anxiety medication on an as needed basis, and only as directed by your prescriber