Which of these medications is right for you? It could be both. It could be neither. Medical conditions, depression frequencies are different for everyone.
BuSpar® and Wellbutrin® are two common medications for mental health disorders, including MDD and GAD, read on to find out more.
We’ve explained what BuSpar is and how it works as a medication for anxiety, as well as what you should know about BuSpar and pregnancy.
If you have anxiety, a healthcare provider may prescribe buspirone or Xanax® to help you control your symptoms. Here are the key differences between the two.
We’ve gone into more detail about what Prozac is, how it works as a treatment for depression, anxiety disorders, and what to know about prozac and pregnancy.
Does Wellbutrin cause weight gain? Weight gain is a common side effect of several medications for depression. First, let's learn how Wellbutrin works.
Lexapro and BuSpar are both anxiety treatments and share some features in common. Here's what Lexapro and BuSpar are and how they differ from one another.
Many medications for anxiety and depression are associated with weight gain and weight loss. We're diving into a specific anti-anxiety medication, BuSpar.
Does Prozac cause weight gain? Prozac only has a mild impact on weight and body composition, even when it’s used as a long-term treatment for depression.
Switching Lexapro from night to morning is easy. Simply skip one dose, then follow the new dosage schedule the next morning. Read on to find out more.
Cross-tapering, tapering down your dosage before starting the new medication, or carrying out a direct switch from one medication to the other.
Prozac, which contains the active ingredient fluoxetine, is generally safe and effective when used as prescribed. However, it is possible to overdose on Prozac.
