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Mood: AnnaE is stunned. Her second doctor told her she would never lose all her vision. Her first doctor never told her anything positive (that was also true) in 8 months of treatment. In fact, he tried to make sure she never asked questions. If she did, he said something to demean her. Journal Entry: "I figured it must have been a dog. Sisi f..." [Read]
Mood: AnnaE is stunned. Her second doctor told her she would never lose all her vision. Her first doctor never told her anything positive (that was also true) in 8 months of treatment. In fact, he tried to make sure she never asked questions. If she did, he said something to demean her. Journal Entry: "I figured it must have been a dog. Sisi f..." [Read]
Fluxotine can be effective at controling anxiety as well as depression, but in my opinion it's not the best on the anxiety effectivness as some other SSRI meds.
I have found Lexapro to do an equally good job with the Anxiety as well as depression. I also hear Celexa is good at this too. Never taken Celexa so just going by word of mouth on that one.
Are you Indian? The only reason I ask is because I have never met anyone of South Asian decent that has suffered from severe Depression and Anxiety. No one really knows why this is, but statistics show that individuals of South Asain decent have a very low occurance of Depressive related mental illnesses. Some studies point to diet as a factor. The average Indian diet is much more healthy than that of many other cutures.