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coco

954d

I keep changing my medicine around for my depressive disorder, but I'm not sure what I should be looking when I try a new medicine. How will I know that the medicine is working? Any advice?

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    • Tony60

      950d

      One thing I learned about anti-depressants is that you have to be patient, their influence is slow and subtle, so you have to keep taking them for a while and keep your hopes up... Good luck!

    • Tony60

      950d

      One thing I learned about anti-depressants is that you have to be patient, their influence is slow and subtle, so you have to keep taking them for a while and keep your hopes up... Good luck!

    • Angie

      951d

      I think you should try and feel if the symptoms that bothered you the most, are not so disturbing anymore. For me it was getting out of bed easier..

    • Tomato

      952d

      Like my psychiatrist told me: we are looking for two factors while taking meds: maximum treatment for our symptoms and minimum side effects. It took me 3 weeks before I saw any results and 3 more weeks with dose adjustment for the side effects to fade.

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