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Why do some antidepressants work better at a lower dose? wouldnt it make sense for the higher dose,more active ingredients to be better?
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NO: Certain SSRI and SSNI antidepressants are quite effective at lower doses: also, lower doses usually translate to fewer side effects.
Answered 9/11/2018
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