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2008-11-29 anxiety and nausea: Yes, and it was an anxiety problem (which fits in with your history of panic attacks). It was controlled by Xanax four times daily in small dosages. The patient gets a return of the nausea, and panic...
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2008-11-27 Should I tell my Psychiatrist?: You should tell your psychiatrist EVERYTHING. The biggest problem with psychotherapy, from a therapist's perspective, is that the patient tries to hide things or doesn't think something is important enough...
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2008-11-27 Borderline Personality Traits: If this has happened three times, as you say, then clearly you are attracted to/attract such people (different sides of the same coin). Usually, the issue initially is craving the excitement that comes...
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2008-11-22 Antidepressants and exercise question: Some antidepressants, like Effexor, do have some anti-pain activity, but I have never heard of them being used for this type of pain, and most likely the side effect, which are minor but annoying, although...
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2008-11-19 Reg daughter's behaviour: The child should be brought to a therapist. Children can learn this type of information these days from various sources, including most easily TV (I doubt you are able to watch her 24 hours daily; I had...
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