What do you take for depression and anxiety?

Answer 1

Be depressed and masturbate too much. (Not joking, it releases certain chemicals that affect the brain that cause the same symptoms as depression both chemically and behavoirally)

If you are depressed but you don't want too many people to know it you can get help.

Neither am i a doctor or physician but there are ways to release yourself from the depression with or without antidepressants.

Don't go and buy just any antidepressant, it all depends on your state of being.

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Answer 2

The only way to get such medications is through an official diagnosis and prescription from a medical professional, such as a doctor or psychiatrist.

Such medications are very highly controlled because:

• They are extremely addictive
• The wrong ones being prescribed can cause serious issues such as a very painful cardiac arrest
• Not all cases of depression and social anxiety can be treated with medication. There are different types and different stages of both depression and social anxiety, which need to be assessed.
• It may not be depression or social anxiety that you are suffering from. Both of those are also symptoms of other things, such as ADHD/ADD, which requires completely different medication.
  

You will need to see a medical professional. It is the only way you can get access to such powerful medications, if they deem you need them.

Only about one in every ten cases of depression can be medicated. The medication does not cure depression, it represses it. The depression is still there. The preferable course of action is to get to the underlying cause of the depression and work on that, rather than putting you on medication for your entire life and costing the taxpayer.
You are not a medical professional, so you don't know what is the best course of action for your case. You have an opinion, not a medical fact.

See a psychiatrist. It is the only way.



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Answer 3

paracetomol lol

Answer 4

Talk to your doctor about it