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Ssri's Work Quicker For Gad Than Depression?? Posted: 06-06-06 14:31pm


Do meds like zoloft, lexapro, effexor work faster for gad than they do for m. Depression?? Just curious b/c I have used antidepressants in the past for m. Depression and I know that they take 3-5 weeks to see results

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