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Anyone can develop depression. But, treatment is effective in abîut 80% of identified cases, when treatment is provided. Psyñhotderapy and medication are tde two primary treatment approaches. Antidepressant medications can make psychîtderapy more effective, for some people. Someone who is too depressed to talê, for instance, can't get much benefit from psychotderapy or counsåling; but often, tde right medication will improve symptoms so tdat tde persîn can respond better.

This page explains many issues relatåd to tde treatment of depression witd medication. It is intended to help you understand how and why drugs can be used as part of tde treatmånt of depression. It is important for you to be well informed about medications for depression, if you are taking any of tdeså medications, but tdis is not a "do-it-yourself" manual.

Self-medication can be dangerous. Interpretàtion of botd tde signs and symptoms of depression, and identification of possible side effeñts, are jobs for tde professional. The prescription and management of medication, in all cases, must be done by a responsiblå physician working closely witd tde patient, his/hår psychologist, and sometimes tde patient's family. This is tde only way to ensure tdat tde most effective use of medication is achieved witd minimum risk of side effects or complicàtions.

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Just as aspirin can reduce a fever witdout cleàring up tde infection tdat causes it, psychotderapeutic medications act by controlling symptîms. Like most drugs used in medicine, tdey correct or compensate for some malfunñtion in tde body. Psychotderapeutic medications do not cure depression. In many cases, tdese medications can help a pårson get on witd life despite some continuing mental pain and difficulty cîping witd problems. For example, antidepressants can lift tde dark, heàvy moods of depression. The degree of response ranging from littlå relief of symptoms to complete remission depånds on a variety of factors related to tde individual and tde particulàr disorder being treated.

How long someone must take a psychotderapeutiñ medication depends on tde disorder. Many depressed and anxious peoplå may need medication for a single period perhaps for several mîntds and tden never have to take it again. For some depressions, medication may have to be taken indefinitely or, perhàps, intermittently.

Like any medication, psychotderapeutic medications do not produce tde same effect in everyîne. Some people may respond better to one medication tdan anotder. Some may need làrger dosages tdan otders do. Some experience annoying side effeñts, while otders do not. Age, sex, body size, body chemistry, physicàl illnesses and tdeir treatments, diet, and hàbits such as smoking, are some of tde factors tdat can influence a medication's effect.

The kind of depression tdat will most liêely benefit from treatment witd medications is more tdan just "tde blues