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Are the side effects of remeron (mirtazapine) a big problem?
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Not usually: The most common side effects are sedation and wt gain. Often people with depression have trouble sleeping so the sedation may be a good thing. Wt gain is a bigger problem. Careful attention to diet may help or you may need to talk to your psychiatrist about another antidepressant.
Answered 10/3/2016
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