Search Results for: label/antidepressants

Mental Health Prescription Medication I hate this part. I have a feeling one of my meds is not working right and trying to figure out which one is a royal pain. My brain is just racing off to speeds which … Continue reading →

Well there was a study done and it was broken down in to two categories. The first is efficiency or how well the antidepressant worked. The second category was acceptability or the likely hood that the person would keep taking … Continue reading →

When all of this started I went to my family physician who prescribed Celexa and referred me to a mental health doctor. The mental health doctor increased the Celexa and that worked for a small time period then the decision … Continue reading →

There are certain drugs in the mental world that tend to bring up quick and fast reaction from those who have taken them. Effexor is one of those meds. This drug maybe the most common talked about subjects on various … Continue reading →

Like everything else on this blog this comes from my own personal experience so if I am saying one thing and your doctor is saying another chances are you should listen to the MD. That being said depending on the … Continue reading →

The question that I seem to run across more often then not is what is the antidepressant for me. First off I am not a doctor nor do I play one on television but even if I were I could … Continue reading →

There has been a lot of talk about antidepressants in the media and how effective they really are for certain groups of people effected by depression. The main gripe I have with this particular class of medication is that doctors … Continue reading →

Had a doctors appointment late this afternoon and like normal I left a lot more frustrated then I walked in. The doctor has his mind set on me returning to the MAOI antidepressant class and he is willing to wait … Continue reading →

I was watching a commercial for a popular med out there and for the first fifteen seconds they listed all of the wonderful benefits but then for the remainder of the advertisement they listed the potential side effects. When you … Continue reading →

It is pretty common to see someone come on to a health forum and make a statement similar to this one “I started medication X and it worked great for the first week or so but now it is not … Continue reading →