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Can eltroxin, topalex and/or venlor worsen depression?
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If you are taking eltroxin, it is given for hypothyroidism which itself can cause depression. Venlor is given to treat depression so if not effective, depression can get worse. Topiramate extended form is used for seizures and migraine prevention and also can be source of depression by the conditions it treats. Hope it helps.
Answered 3/21/2021
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