In the 1950s,the treatment of choice for anxiety,epilepsy and general anesthesia would have been:

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Benzodiazepines were not introduced until the 1960s, so during the 1950s, the treatment of choice for anxiety, epilepsy, and general anesthesia would have been barbiturates. While alcohol was sometimes used for anxiety, epilepsy, and anesthesia, it was not considered a safe or reliable treatment option. Antipsychotics were not used to treat anxiety, epilepsy, or as the sole agent for general anesthesia during the 1950s.

In the 1950s,the Treatment of Choice for Anxiety,epilepsy and General