It's not: A question of strength, but of effectiveness and presence of unwelcome side effects. This is something that should be mutually agreed upon by the doctor and patient being treated.
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Try not to think: The comparison of anti-depressants on the measure of "strength" is not particularly useful and can be misleading. The various ssri choices differ in small but possible important ways. Cymbalta (duloxetine) effects an additional neurotransmitter and may help w/ pain issues. They may be more or less effective for different people and that's a good reason to provide accurate feedback to the dr. Best!
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Lexapro/Cymbalta: Neither one. Different patients tolerate & respond to different medications differently. Review with your doctor.
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