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Can you advise me if getting anti-depressants from a doctor, what to expect?
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Antidepressant onset: If your doctor is treating you for depression, most people will notice an improvement in their mood within two or three weeks. If you develop insomnia or feel more anxious or agitated or have worsening depressive symptoms or thoughts of suicide, contact your doctor immediately.
Answered 3/18/2017
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