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I'm looking into going to a doctor for anti depressants, but which one should i get?
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Discuss w physician: Let your doctor know your symptoms. He or she can then provide appropriate options. Some are better for anxious depression versus atypical depression, or for depression with pain, etc.
Answered 5/1/2016
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