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i’ve been on zoloft 50mg (taking at night) for a week so far and i’ve felt no change, both positive and negative. maybe a little bit more tiredness in the morning. is this normal?

i’m also taking duloxetine (cymbalta) 60mg in the morning. i’m aware there’s some interactions but my psychiatrist prescribed it for me so i’m trying to trust the process here. been on duloxetine + lexapro before too but nothing else other than fatigue

how does this combination work and why would it be prescribed?

for context i have tried lexapro, wellbutrin, duloxetine alone and combined but none worked well enough. my psychiatrist decided to add sertraline 50mg to my current duloxetine 60mg dose. read online that it is not advisable to take both as it can be high risk

does anyone have any experience taking these 2 at the same time? positive or negative is appreciated

i’m taking it for depression (mdd + pdd) and my main symptoms are hopelessness and passive suicidal/self harm thoughts

i have previously tried lexapro and wellbutrin to no avail

does anyone have any experience taking these 2 at the same time? positive or negative is appreciated

i’m taking it for depression and my main symptoms are hopelessness and passive suicidal/self harm thoughts

i have previously tried lexapro and wellbutrin to no avail

does anyone have any experience taking these 2 at the same time? positive or negative is appreciated

i’m taking it for depression and my main symptoms are hopelessness and passive suicidal/self harm thoughts

i have previously tried lexapro and wellbutrin to no avail

hi, i’m going for my first session tomorrow in hopes to help with my depression. i am a little scared of needles and this part worries me because i don’t want to be too anxious before my appointment. where do they stick the needles? what do i need to prepare before/after the appointment? what do i need to tell them specifically about my depression?