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Anonymous users2024-02-12Of course not. Some people have to take these medications**. These medications can be dependent, can damage your stomach and intestines, and can also make you stressful and anxious.
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Anonymous users2024-02-11No, after suffering from depression, you must rely on these drugs to adjust your mentality. These drugs are particularly prone to obesity, the body looks very puffy, ** it will become very pale, and the pressure on the liver and kidneys will be particularly great.
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Anonymous users2024-02-10No, it will lead to no recovery. It can cause a continuous decline, it can also cause nausea, not wanting to eat, it can also lead to a special liking to sleep, it can lead to dry mouth, and it can also lead to constipation.
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Anonymous users2024-02-09We are happy, calm or sad, angry, are all chemicals at work in the body, depression is their body can not produce chemicals that make people feel happy, has been producing chemicals that make people pessimistic and misanthropic, or some are angry, irritable chemicals, so through drug intervention, add those calming chemicals to the body, I have seen a child with bipolar emotional disorder share her feelings about taking certain intervention drugs, the whole person becomes unhappy, not sad, life is better than death.
Therefore, it is best to be able to go through psychological intervention and exercise**, and only take medicine as a last resort.
Regular depression drugs have hypnotic and hypnotic functions, and the most difficult thing for depressed patients is at night, cranky, and suicidal thoughts are serious, relieved after taking medicine, and slowly recovered after willpower mediation**.
Depression is caused by the lack of essential nutrients, which slows down the peristalsis of the cells, slows down the blood flow, causes the capillaries to block, and squeezes the nerves. The condition is a slowing down of cell peristalsis, and it is correct to use substances that can cause cells to motilise aggressively. Using drugs that suppress mood stabilism is to add insult to injury, and it is a wrong idea.
The effect of taking medication in the initial stage of depression is immediate, if the drug is stopped, the subsequent cycle will be extended, if it is more than three times, you have to be careful to take the drug for life, of course, due to individual differences, some people may be cured, but most people have to take the drug for life.
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Anonymous users2024-02-08Psychoanalysis: Dear friend, seeing your confiding, let me try your question!
1.There are many types of antidepressant drugs, and different drugs will have different properties, and even if it is the same drug, it will have different manifestations in different people.
2.The more common depressive drugs are dry mouth, constipation, dizziness, fatigue and drowsiness, and some patients will have symptoms of gastrointestinal discomfort such as vomiting and nausea.
3.After the symptoms appear, you can discuss with the doctor to adjust the dosage of the drug, reduce it appropriately, or ask the doctor to change the drug, but it is not recommended to stop the drug on your own, which will delay the balance**.
Above, for your reference, thank you!
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I understand your mood very well, because I myself am a mild depression patient, although I have not seen a doctor, but I empathize with the feeling that you seem to have lost yourself, I used to be a very cheerful and lively girl, and now it seems that I can't find my former self, I dare not speak in front of strangers, I like to be alone, I am ignorant every day, everything I experience in front of me seems to have nothing to do with the soul, and I have become Muna, why is this happening, I don't know, I can't give you good advice, One can only expect help from well-wishers with you.
Did you go from neuropathy to depression? Congratulations!
Depression must find a good doctor, what is a good doctor, is this doctor, he will not easily draw conclusions for you, this doctor will talk to you for a long time, the doctor can understand your situation, and the doctor can put yourself in your shoes, think about your condition, give you some appropriate medication, and encourage you to go beyond some medications.