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The newer thinking about depression is less about topping up a missing chemical and more about connections that have thinned out being rebuilt. Recovery looks more like regrowth than refilling.
Long stretches of depression seem to leave parts of the brain less richly connected, and some treatments appear to work by helping those links form…
Before anyone concludes that nothing works, go back over the ordinary explanations: a dose that never went high enough, a trial that stopped after three weeks, doses missed on the hard days.
Treatment resistant has a technical meaning, which is that at least two proper trials at a proper dose and length have failed. A great deal of what…
When something has helped a little and then stalled, adding a different kind of help often does more than pushing harder on the first one.
That is the thinking behind adding a second medicine with a different action rather than only raising the dose of the first, and it is the same…
If sleep has gone since starting, look at what time the dose is being taken before deciding the medicine is the problem. A long acting dose swallowed at one in the afternoon is still working at bedtime.
Extended release preparations are built to cover eight to twelve hours from whenever they are taken, so a late start pushes the whole thing into the…
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