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Could an anti-depressant help my self-esteem?
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If your self esteem : Is poor due a major depressive episode than antidepressant medication may help. However, if you have low esteem because you have learned to think poorly of yourself - don't count on meds to make a difference. You will need to learn to love ; accept yourself more. Therapy can help. Take care.
Answered 2/9/2014
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