Medication can play a role in treating Borderline Personality Disorder, but it's typically not the primary treatment. Medication may be prescribed to manage specific symptoms or co-occurring conditions like depression, anxiety, or impulsivity. While medication can be helpful, it's often used in conjunction with psychotherapy, such as DBT or CBT, for a more comprehensive treatment approach. The necessity of medication varies from person to person and should be discussed with a mental health professional who can assess individual needs and create a tailored treatment plan.