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General anixity disorder
I am suffering from general anixity doctor gave me d venzip (desvenlafaxine ) 100mg .my question is in how many weeks it start working 8 to 10 weeks or more
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Hi There are many better medicines than desvenlafaxine if you are a case of GAD, if it is GAD, you will experience symptoms for a shorter duration may be some minutes, definitely not all day & it's always occasional & never continuous, may be the frequency varies. The treatment is also for shorter period & not for a longer period may be for 2 or 3 months, you can take break for few months & if again symptoms reappear you can restart the treatment, this way you can deal. Thank you.
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Hi Thanks for seeking help here This will work in 2 weeks. Don't worry.
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