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Dissociation symptoms treatment, GAD
Can the chronic pain which happens in hands and legs or in the back portion be treated without medication if one is suffering from generalised anxiety disorder.
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Hello. Chronic musculoskeletal pain could be because of a number of ailments. First need to take complete case history and make a diagnosis. Fibromyalgia is often associated with anxiety disorders.
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Often medicines for some duration are required. Dont hesitate to talk to mental health specialist. You can consult me online or over phone for Homoeopathy treatment.
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Dr. Archana Mohare
Addiction Psychiatrist
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Pune
First have to rule out the physical causes of pain.
If it is due to GAD then pain can reduce with Psychotherapy and Physiotherapy. But it will take longer time. So it is advisable to start medicines and other therapies simultaneously.
But it needs further detailed evaluation.
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