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many people with anxiety disorders, antidepressants can be safely taken for 6 months or even longer if prescribed by a psychiatrist. They are not addictive, and staying on them for the recommended duration often reduces the chances

Yes. Antidepressants can be taken for 6 months or even longer when prescribed for anxiety disorders

Yes, 6 months is actually the standard recommended duration for anxiety disorders — stopping too early leads to relapse. SSRIs at therapeutic doses are safe long term. Initial side effects like nausea or mild headache usually settle in 2-3 weeks. Never stop suddenly, always taper under doctor supervision.

Hello mam! The side effect profile purely depends on dosage and may vary from patient to patient. Most antidepressants does not cause long term side effect unless you are using higher doses or multiple antidepressants for longer duration

Yes, antidepressants can be safely taken for 6 months or even longer for anxiety disorders when prescribed and monitored by a psychiatrist. Most side effects, if they occur, are mild and often improve within the first few weeks. Please don’t stop the medication abruptly without consulting your doctor.

Hii. Antidepressants (commonly SSRIs or SNRIs) are among the most effective and commonly prescribed medications for anxiety disorders. Taking them for 6 months or even longer, if advised by your psychiatrist, is generally considered safe and does not usually cause harm when monitored appropriately.

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