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SusanofO -> RE: Does "sub-drop" affect those with depression differently? (2/9/2007 12:56:43 PM)
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Tiredone: You may need to see a different doctor. And try a different anti-depressant, sounds like. Maybe. I do know there are some really weird psychiatrists out there - but fortunately if you live in a big city (or close to one) , you can choose a different one, and competent ones do exist (even though your hope could be waning in this regard. I know the feeling, btw, hehe. Don't give up!)
There are at least fifteen anti-depressants on the market today. Some of them may make a person feel crazy(ier), and some may work wonders. One of them will probably work better for you? Maybe you need a bigger dose? I dunno. But I'd go see a doctor. Really. Your nic suggests you are "tired" - and maybe this could be one reason? Maybe. I don't know.
Even if you have no insurance, some doctors will work on a "sliding scale" fee basis, according to your income. So, don't delay - there is probably a solution to your dilemma.
- Susan
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