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Psychiatrist Debunks Addiction Myth: Anxiety & Depression Meds Are Safe

अगर सही तरीके से एंजायटी और डिप्रेशन की दवाएं ली जाएं, तो कोई नुकसान नहीं होता है.

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News18•26-02-2026, 13:42

Psychiatrist Debunks Addiction Myth: Anxiety & Depression Meds Are Safe

•Mental health issues are rising, leading to increased awareness and misconceptions about medications.
•Dr. Prerna Kukreti clarifies that anxiety and depression medications are generally safe and non-addictive.
•Benzodiazepines, used for quick relief, can cause dependence if misused or taken long-term without supervision.
•Patients sometimes mistake antidepressant discontinuation syndrome for addiction when stopping meds abruptly.
•Gradual reduction of medication dosage under medical supervision prevents withdrawal symptoms and ensures safety.

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