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Will stopping taking illegal drugs help decrease my depression?
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Yes: Illegal drug use can be a trigger for new onset mood and psychotic problems and also worsen these conditions in those that already have them. Stopping illegal drug use will therefore be benficial to your depression.
Answered 10/3/2016
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