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A member asked:
Is it acceptable to ask your dr for antidepressants? i've been on them before and feel like i should be taking them again
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Absolutely: It is acceptable to make an appointment and discuss the reasons for the antidepressants. Since you have been on them before and you are now feeling that you should be on them again, I would encourage you to call your healthcare provider and schedule an appointment. Hope this helps. If you are feeling suicidal or homicidal you must go to the emergency room immediately. Best wishes.
Answered 5/24/2015
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