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Default Any tips for getting prescribed Xanax to treat anxiety concussion problems?
Hi all. I want to try and get medication prescribed. I notice when I'm anxious my headaches come back. Other than that they have gotten a lot better. What should I say to my doctor to try and get a prescription? I'm allergic to anti depressants so I can't take those. I don't have a diagnosis of anxiety but would any doctors still prescribe medication other than anti depressants?
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