I dont have health benefits and i need to get a prescription for anxiety, where do i go? im in tampa, florida?
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you poor thing i feel for you  i live in Scotland so i get my meds for free but the only thing i can think of is maybe  have a drink of alchol that sometimes takes the anxiety away and also maybe try cough syrup its about 3-5 dollars a bottle you can get it from away chemist .it tends to make u sedated a little not to much takes away anxiety but be carefull dont drink alchol with it and only take about 1/4 of bottle to see how it reacts towards your body take care godbless hope you get better
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I looked it up, have a friend that said they were a mail-order meds in FLA.  and I got this link from the Better Business Bureau.  check it out.
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have you left your house in this time at all?  Just checking cause if you haven't you may want to arrange to see a specialist.  Anxiety is help by changes in diet, exercise (even a walk and some vitamin D will do you some good), sometimes medication either temporary or permanent (if it helps) may take the edge off and allow you to get on with normal functioning.  Do you have medical coverage from this job? You could pursue help with that route and maybe take a medical leave if they were willing to work with you, but since you have neglected to even notify them of the circumstances they may not work with you on this one.  The following site has some good information on it, I encourage you to browse around.  If you are legitimately suffering...you should know that it may not be a weakness on your part but an illness that may be treatable in time.\n\nbest of luck,\n\ntharedhead\n\nIn the mean time I did locate this story on being afraid of dying, so much so that you don't want to live...maybe it would have some insights that may benefit you.
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See a psychiatrist to get medicaton like Prozac.
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I understand your situation. You should be able to find a mental health clinic close to you. They are usually free or charge according to income. You might want to try some of these.
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In Jacksonville according to the following web page, these site provide  free and low-cost health services to the medically underserved and uninsured.\n\n\nFlorida Baptist Convention Mobile Dental Clinic\n\n1230 Hendricks Avenue\nJacksonville , FL \nDirector: Brenda A. Forlines \n\nHealth Care for the Homeless\n611 E. Adams Street \nJacksonville , FL \nPhone #: (904) 359-0657\nDirector: Bonni Penna, ARNP and Cindy Skiqen, D.M.D.\n\nI.M. Sulzbacker Dental Center for the Homeless\n505 North Main Street\nJacksonville , FL \nDirector: Dr. Cynthia Skigen\n\nYou other choice may be a dental school. Dental school usually charge you for materials and take patient only if your dental problem is something they need to teach.
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Call Orlando Medical & Pain on Red Bug Lake Rd.  Ask them this: "Is there a Dr. Smart there, please?"  If they say yes, then say, "Oh.  I should never have asked on Y!A then, should have I?"
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If you are in the US...there is probably a county mental health clinic/department in your area. They work on a sliding scale, based on income. It's worth checking into, it's a good starting point. There are programs that can help you get the medication you need, but first things first. You should be evaluated by a mental health professional. Depression is a very serious illness, but it is treatable. Not getting you the help you need and are asking for borders on medical neglect.
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Honey, deal with the pain. See a psychologist. If an MD gave this to you, throw it away. They are not trained to diagnose and assist in mental issues, psychologists and psychiatrists are. \n\nLook up a psychologist in the phone book. Make sure they are board certified when you call them up. Set up an appointment and start therapy. Don't throw out the drugs until you talk to them since that CAN have a devistating effect neurologically, particularly if you are under 18 (in that case you shouldn't be on depression drugs anyway). THEN if a psychiatrist or psychologist determines you need drugs, follow their orders. Drugs are necessary sometimes...but only if given and monitered by professionals who are specifically geared toward mental health.\n\nYou can do this for yourself as well. Get out and do some yoga. Believe it or not, yoga is a therapy all in itself. I used to be depressed until I started yoga. Anyone can do it, just make sure you have a certified yoga instructor (aka don't just pick up a book and do it, go to a yoga studio). Also, take Alive Multivitamins...they really help me all around. \n\nI am sorry for your loss. Hopefully things will start getting better for you. *hug*
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symptoms are of anxiety\nu better take the prescribed meds.\npeace
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You should probably post this again under General Health.\n\nCall your local health department and ask about health centers that provide medical care for free or on a sliding scale.\n\nYour local United Way may also be aware of such a clinic.  In some areas, you can reach them now by dialing 2-1-1 for "non-emergency information."\n\nCheck http://bphc.hrsa.gov and choose "Find a Health Center" to see if there is a low-cost clinic near you.
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look for free wellness centers.  call your local information service..  in ny they have one just for addicts.
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I also suffer with some of the same problems as you.Don't be afraid to go to the specialist. Let him know about your anxiety disorder. If you are still frightened,ask a close friend to go with you to the doctors. It is important to make an appointment as soon as you can, and you will get all the answers from the doctors. Good luck!
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Please call a hotline right now. There are mental health hot lines. There are suicide hot lines. There are abuse hotlines.  Open your telephone book right now and look in the front. There are listings there for help and you need to call one of the numbers now. I don't know where you live but I know in Florida that if you have a mental problem and you cannot afford the medications, then some of the mental clinics and hospitals will give you the medications at little or no cost. My daughter has had mental problems all her life and the times when I could not afford her medications or blood tests, they provided them to me for as little as $3.00 per month. \n\nIf you were in a residential treatment facility, then whay aren't you on medicaide?  You could be on S.S.I disability and that would automatically get you the medicade. \n\nBut the important thing is to call and get help now.  In Florida there is a baker act law, it just means that if the courts or doctors or a family memb er ar friend, thinks that you are a danger to yourself or anyone else, then you are put in a facility until they can evaluate you and get you back on your medications. My daughter has been baker acted 9 times and only once by me and my husband. \n\nIf you can't find a mental health place tonight that will help you, then you should find out which hospital in your area has a psych unit and go to their emergancy room tonight. You are asking for help and here it is. Now GO.
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I agree. Call your local RX. Like CVS or Walgreens, Walmart ect.  And ask them.  They will know.
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Before you get worried about needing a "neurological" workup, you should see a doctor.  If it's a question of money/no insurance....just contact your county's department of social services.  They will get you in to be seen by their mental health department for either free or hardly anything.  Once you talk to a doctor about your symptoms, he/she will refer you for any testing you may need (also for either free or hardly anything).  They can also get you any medications you may need, too.\n\nPlease start there.  Don't get ahead of yourself.  Let the doctor guide you.
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Phone you local, usually a county, mental health office or phone a psychiatrist and ask her/him for a reference. I would think, however, that any board certified psychiatrist might be able to help you.