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I am here to ask some suggestions and medicines any of you are taking for your treatment. What can help me to treat my ilness please help.
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Hey there, anxiety warriors! You know that feeling, right? That constant undercurrent of worry, like a never-ending to-do list playing on repeat in your head? For years, that was my life with GAD. I'd put on a brave face for everyone, the "everything's fine" smile plastered on tight. But inside, it was a constant battle. My sleep was terrible, my stomach in knots, and even small things felt like mountains to climb.
Then, finally, I saw a doctor who actually listened. They suggested Lexapro, and let me tell you, it was a revelation. Now, don't get me wrong, starting any new medication can be a bit nerve-wracking. There were a few initial weeks where I felt a little jittery, almost like my body was adjusting to a new normal. But then, slowly, things started to shift.
It wasn't like a light switch being flicked – there weren't any magical anxiety fairies sprinkling calmness dust. But it was a definite change. The world felt...quieter somehow. Like the volume on my worry dial had been turned way down. For the first time in ages, I could take a deep breath and it actually fill my lungs. The constant knot in my stomach started to loosen its grip. Don't get me wrong, anxiety doesn't vanish completely. But Lexapro has been a game-changer. It's given me the tools to manage my GAD, not control it. I can finally take back my life, one calmer breath at a time.
Been there, done that with the med trial-and-error. SSRIs? Meh, not much effect for me. Tried Klonopin (a benzo) for a while, and it did chill me out, but frankly, I didn't like the foggy feeling. Right now, I'm on Buspirone. It's different - takes a while to kick in, but it helps with the physical tension without making me feel zonked. Moral of the story? It's a personal journey. Talk to your doctor, be patient with finding what works for YOU. You deserve to feel calmer.