Suspected depression: Rather than just taking medicines, you should have a check up to establish the correct diagnosis and rule out bipolar disorder, alcohol issues, thyroid or electrolyte imbalances, etc.
Answered 10/3/2016
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Many Options: Let's say you have been diagnosed by a mental health professional with major depression. Many different medications are effective in the treatment of depression. Your doctor will select an anti-depressant based upon your symptoms, your prior response to treatment, and even how family members have responded. If one medication doesn't work there are many options. Safe effective treatment exists.
Answered 10/4/2016
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