How Antidepressant Pills Work : Antidepressant Pills Help Reduce The Symptoms Of Depression
These symptoms of
depression include:
- Feeling extremely sad for no particular reason.
- Loss of interest or pleasure in things you usually enjoy.
- Sleeping too much or too little.
- Feelings of worthlessness or excessive guilt or worry.
- Difficulty in thinking, making decisions or concentration.
People with depression often have an imbalance in certain natural
chemicals in the brain. So anti-depressant medications work by helping the
brain to restore its usual chemical balance and thereby reduce symptoms.
I often get asked the question, "How long does it take for
them to work?
For me, it took 2 to 3 weeks for the anti-depressants to work. But my
research indicates that it can take up to six weeks after the first dose of
medication before it has an anti-depressant effect.
For some people it can take up to eight weeks or a little longer before
they start to feel better, and the maximum benefit is felt after six months.
Medicine
For Depression is
generally very effective. Around 70% of people with major depression start to
feel better with the first type of Antidepressant Pills they are prescribed.
Before I started taking Antidepressant Pills my depression just became worse and
worse. Even though I was using "taking therapy", there was not much
progress in my depression symptoms. My "break-through" with my
depression only occurred once I started taking Antidepressant Pills.
Psychological
Treatments
Psychological treatments used by psychologists and psychiatrists are
very effective in helping a person to treat and even recover from depression.
I would go so far as to say that my psychological treatment has been
instrumental in treating my depression to the extent that I now live a very
happy and joyful life.
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