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An article discussing how to treat generalized anxiety disorder, explaining that the treatment includes psychotherapy, particularly cognitive-behavioral therapy, with the possible use of medications such as antidepressants and anti-anxiety sedatives. It also clarifies that successful treatment significantly reduces anxiety symptoms and improves the quality of life for those affected, emphasizing the importance of adhering to therapy sessions and medical follow-up.
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