Quiet the what-ifs.
Constant worry, a tight chest, a brain that rehearses every disaster. Daily, non-habit-forming medication, prescribed by a physician if it is right for you.
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For the mind that will not switch off.
- Worry that runs all day and into the night
- A tight chest, clenched jaw or knotted stomach
- Avoiding calls, plans or inboxes
- Feeling on edge for no clear reason
- Snapping at people you love
Generalised anxiety is one of the most treatable conditions in medicine. First-line medications are SSRIs and buspirone: taken daily, not habit-forming, and not sedatives. They lower the baseline so the day stops feeling like an emergency. They take weeks, not minutes, and your physician stays with you while they do.
Check eligibilityThe medication.
Rx onlyEscitalopramSSRI · from $45/mo
Rx onlySertralineSSRI · from $45/mo
Rx onlyBuspironeAnxiolytic · from $45/mo
Rx onlyHydroxyzineAntihistamine · from $39/moShown for illustration. Prescription only, dispensed by a licensed pharmacy after a physician prescribes.
Week by week.
- Day 1A physician reviews your intake. If medication is appropriate, it ships from a licensed US pharmacy.
- Weeks 1 to 2Often a quiet start. Some people feel a little more jittery before they feel better. Message your physician any time.
- Weeks 4 to 6Where most people notice the volume turning down. Your physician checks in and adjusts the dose if needed.
- Month 3 onwardSteady follow-ups. When the time is right, your physician plans a slow, supported taper. Never stop abruptly.
Medication will not teach you the skills therapy does. For many people the best outcomes come from both. We will always tell you when we think therapy should be part of the plan.
Physician care, messaging, medication if prescribed, and shipping. Cancel any time.
Check eligibilityAnxiety, answered.
Do you prescribe Xanax, Klonopin or Ativan?
No. okay. never prescribes benzodiazepines or any controlled substance. They work fast, but they carry real risks of dependence. We use first-line daily treatments that are not habit-forming.
How fast will I feel different?
Hydroxyzine can help within an hour for short-term relief. SSRIs and buspirone usually take two to six weeks to show their full effect.
Will I be on this forever?
Not necessarily. Many people take medication for six to twelve months after they feel well, then taper with their physician.
It is okay to ask. Start there.
A few questions, then a licensed physician takes it from here.
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