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Consistently unhappy and on anti-depressants. what can i do?
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Talk to your doctor: You may need an adjustment of the dosage, a change in antidepressant and/or the addition of a another medication . It is possible that you need a mood stabilizer. Sometimes you need to wait for several weeks before you get significant improvement. There also is the possibility that you would benefit by psychotherapy with or without medication. Talk with your doctor.
Answered 12/15/2014
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