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On their own can provide analgesic effect; sometimes helpful when used
for chronic or cancer pain. Though not recommended and should be used
infrequently. |
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Drugs used for anxiety and Pain. Xanax and Valium for
the management of anxiety or panic disorders. Although these drugs were
never intended for the relief of everyday stress many turn to them. |
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These have
sedative and pain relieving qualities. They can cause undesirable side
effects in the elderly such as extreme drowsiness. |
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Helpful in reducing
sedation due to Opioids. In addition, they have pain-relieving qualities. |
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Probably
the oldest category of antidepressants on the market. The drugs of this
category have been eclipsed by newer more efficient antidepressants, many
with fewer side effects. |
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These
are the latest in antidepressant medications. The most efficient at treating
depression with less side effects than the older generation. (These are
just a few of these newer drugs on the market). We suggest consulting
the respective pharmaceuticals website if you are interested in finding
out further information. |
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