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ffexor is a drug prescribed for those with major depressive disorder, social anxiety disorder, and panic disorder. Effexor, the trade name for venlafaxine, is an SSNRI antidepressant, which means Selective Serotonin and Norepinephrine Reuptake Inhibitors. Effexor works by restoring the natural balance in the brain to improve the mood of the patient. Effexor is the 6th most commonly prescribed antidepressant in America and is similar or better than medications like Prozac. If you have Major Depressive Disorder, Anxiety or Panic Disorder, Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, or any other mood disorder or comorbid conditions then you should take Effexor. Taking this medication with the guidance of your psychiatrist will help to alleviate the mood symptoms affiliated with these disorders. Effexor works directly with the mood stabilizers in the brain and can help to balance out the serotonin which has a direct effect on your mood. Effexor is different than Prozac and other meds because it also affects the reuptake of neurotransmitter norepinephrine in the brain, another mood stabilizer. This way the drug can have a better affect on some patients than other medications and Effexor is mostly used when other drugs do not work to improve these mood disorders.

If you constantly feel depressed, stressed out, or are experiencing the symptoms of a panic attack and you feel that these symptoms are intruding with your daily life; it may be time to visit a therapist who can help you. You can ask your therapist about Effexor and other drugs so your therapist can make the right prescription that will be most effective for your disorder. Some patients respond well to a combination of drug therapy and regular talk therapy or cognitive thinking therapy. Use of drugs alone can help alleviate the symptoms of the disorders but often will not completely cure the patient. Use Effexor with a combination therapy and work to the root of your mood disorder.