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JOKO   1

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Hi im having my medical exams next week, and i am taking a citalopram " Celexa" for panic attack. It was prescribed by my doctor in uk, and my doctor said i got it from stress because i used tp work in a carehome and i was assigned in a dementia unit for 4years and one night i had this palpitations and i thought i was having heart attack out of nowhere. The next day i called my doctor she said that it was from stress so she prescribed me a 10 mg celexa but i am only taking 5mg cutting it into half. Am i gonna be denied? Im worried cause me and my wife we just hd a baby. Please advice. Thank you 🙏🏽 

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Taking Celexa, in itself, is not a reason for a denial.  Nor is anxiety, in itself.  

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This isn’t grounds for a denial. When it comes to mental health, they will put you under Class A or B (or no class at all). 
Class A: Current harmful behaviour towards yourself or others OR past harmful behaviour towards yourself or others that is LIKELY to occur. 
Class B: Past harmful behaviour towards yourself or others that is UNLIKELY to occur OR a current mental health disorder without any associated harmful behaviour. Only a class A will make you inadmissible. 
I’ver never heard of people with mental health difficulties being denied because of mental health issues though. Sorry for the long (and maybe irrelevant) extra information, but hopefully it helped you or anyone else that is wondering ☺️

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