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What are effective treatments for the first side effects of my anti-depressant?
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Depends on s/e: Most early s/e of most newer antidepressants (prozac (fluoxetine) and later) are mild and transient for most patients. In that case they resolve spontaneously in a relatively short time. However if any of those s/e is severe or persistent, discontinuation may be warranted.
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