Venlafaxine - Effexor
Information and resources about the drug venlafaxine - Effexor - a medication sometimes used to treat panic and anxiety disorders. Venlafaxine is the generic name. Effexor is the brand name.
Venlafaxine
Explains what venlafaxine is, what you should tell your doctor if you're taking it, how it is taken, what to do if a dose is missed, possible drug interactions, and possible side effects.
Explains what venlafaxine is, what you should tell your doctor if you're taking it, how it is taken, what to do if a dose is missed, possible drug interactions, and possible side effects.
Venlafaxine Provides Long-Term Relief for GAD
Generalized anxiety disorder affects about 4 million American adults each year, according to the NIMH. The symptoms of GAD can be debilitating, and people with GAD often have other conditions as well. Researchers have found that venlafaxine provides long-term relief for people struggling with GAD. Jul 2001
Generalized anxiety disorder affects about 4 million American adults each year, according to the NIMH. The symptoms of GAD can be debilitating, and people with GAD often have other conditions as well. Researchers have found that venlafaxine provides long-term relief for people struggling with GAD. Jul 2001
Effexor XR
Wyeth's official Web site for Effexor XR (extended release). Has a good deal of information for patients about the medication as well as depression and generalized anxiety disorder. Also has information for healthcare professionals. You will find Wyeth's prescribing information here.
Wyeth's official Web site for Effexor XR (extended release). Has a good deal of information for patients about the medication as well as depression and generalized anxiety disorder. Also has information for healthcare professionals. You will find Wyeth's prescribing information here.
Venlafaxine (Effexor) FAQ
Twenty questions and answers on everything from side-effects to cost, in a layperson's terms. From Dr. Bob's Virtual En-psych-lopedia.
Twenty questions and answers on everything from side-effects to cost, in a layperson's terms. From Dr. Bob's Virtual En-psych-lopedia.