Most people I know: Are not too enthused about the prospect of taking psychiatric medications. It may cause them to feel "abnormal." they may believe that they aren't strong enough to deal with their symptoms without medications. For many every time they take a pill, it is a reminder that they have a problem. No, it is not unusual to feel upset by taking antidepressants. Please discuss any side effects with your dr.
Answered 7/15/2013
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Not every medication: Is made equal. Depending on the cause of your depression and your symptoms different medications can cause an increase in depression rather than a decrease. In addition, your personal chemistry can also have some affect. It is important to work with a psychiatrist to manage your psychotropic medications. Be open and honest about all that you are feeling and they can help you find the right med.
Answered 11/10/2014
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