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Anxiety Community
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by MrGreen, Jun 09, 2008 03:47PM
Am I reading this right? You are wondering when will the effects of a tablet you have been taken for a year or more kick in? If they have done nothing for you in a year long period you shouldn't be on them. They are obviously not working. Or the dosage is far too low. Only your doctor can change the dosage or medication. But it takes only a matter of weeks for any long term medication to start really working. Make a doctor's appointment and tell him the way you feel and the tablets are not working. You shouldn't have to suffer. Keep us posted though.
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