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What do you advise if doctor changed my antidepression medication?
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Know Treatment plan: Doctors will often change the medication that is being used. Sometimes the reason is because there are side effects or because it is not working or perhaps there are drug interactions. Your doctor should be glad to explain why the the medication was changed. You should be aware of the treatment plan and should feel comfortable in discussing it with your doctor
Answered 11/8/2015
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