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If your mood drops reliably as the light goes, that is worth naming as a thing in its own right. Seasonal low is more common alongside ADHD, and a light box first thing in the morning helps a lot of people.
Use it early in the day and use it consistently, since the timing is part of how it works. It is also worth asking whoever prescribes for you about…
Stopping suddenly can bring lethargy, nausea, irritability and headache within a few days. That is discontinuation, not the illness coming back.
Timing is the giveaway. Withdrawal starts within days of the last dose and often has a particular feel to it: dizziness, odd electrical zaps, a…
Discontinuation gets mistaken for relapse constantly, by clients and by clinicians. The mistake runs in both directions and both directions cost something.
Read withdrawal as relapse and a person concludes they will need the tablet for life, when what they needed was a slower taper. Read a real relapse…
With the fast acting treatments, the plan for what happens afterwards matters as much as the treatment itself.
Electroconvulsive therapy can shift severe depression quickly, and without something in place afterwards the relapse rate is high, which is why…
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