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by Anon on February 23rd, 2009
Without drugs, it takes a fair while longer. Though, you do have more of a sense of accomplishment.
by Anonymous on February 23rd, 2009
Side effects are always an issue with these medications, the key is to find the right one at the right dose that works for you. Your doctor prescribed you something for depression because in their clinical opinion you were experiencing symptoms that needed to be better managed so that the depression would not impact your life and responsibilities (i.e, work,school,family etc..) Sometimes people that are depressed do not realize how bad their symptoms really are, so if your doctor felt some intervention was necessary right now, I would listen to their advice for the present time. But find a medication and dosage that is effective for you with minimal side effects. Good luck.
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