Alprazolam is not generally used for depression. However, it is always best to be honest with your doctor. This way he/she can accurately access your symptoms and prescibe medications accordingly. If you took this medication and you really do have depression, just tell the doctor that. Especially if you felt that it helped. Alprazolam can be addictive though, if taken incorrectly, it is for short-term use. Maybe you can get a prescription for something more suitable for your symptoms. You may even want to see a psychiatrist, a Doctor Who specializes in these types of issues.
Your general practitioner/family doctor or psychiatrist would be the ones to ask.
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Yes, provide you take the correct dosage prescribed by your doctor.
Yes, but be sure it is taken as prescribed by your doctor(s) and your doctor(s) is aware that both are being taken.
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No, it does not. In fact, Alprazolam, the active ingredient in Xanax, reacts in an adverse fashion to Antihistamines. The combination of the two medication increases the blood level of Alprazolam, which may potentially be dangerous depending on the dosage perscribed by your Doctor.
If you are worried that you are suffering from depersonalization depression and bipolar disorder, you will need to see a doctor. A doctor can offer treatment.
Obviously everybody should check with their own doctor and anesthesiologist. I asked mine if I could take alprazolam before my surgery. They said "please do if it helps you and just tell us the dose and time". If you google alprazolam and surgery you will find there have been studies on its efficacy as pre-surgery anti-anxiety medication. I just read such a clinical study and it appears it is a reasonable choice. But YOU MUST CHECK WITH YOUR OWN DOCTOR! Use advice on the web to formulate an opinion or to decide what to talk to the doctor about, but never made pre-surgical medical decisions with discussing with your doctor.
Depression is complicated and you need a doctor's help for that.
The most popular method is to ask your doctor or therapist to give you the "Beck Depression Inventory" This will score you on your level of depression. Only your doctor or psychiatrist is qualified to interpret the results of the Beck test. Keep that in mind.
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