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A member asked:
If i think i need anti depressants then should i just go to the hospital and tell them i want anti-depressants? then they'll check if i really do need them right?
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They will eval.: Yes. If you see a physician, he or she will ask you questions to determine if anti-depressants are appropriate. Rather than asking for specific medications, recommend telling the doctor your symptoms and then the two of you can discuss the best treatment options together. Take care.
Answered 2/24/2013
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