ARWSF – “but the docs never warn you about that.”
They warn about the most common side effects. If you pick up any book like “The Pill Book” which is made for consumers -you’ll see they mention the possibly of adverse effects when the drug is stopped.
While the info you found is correct (based on a study published in JAMA in Jan 2010) -Your conclusions are NOT. This is what happens when Non-medical personnel peruse all the stuff on the net. You have the right to not take any meds you don’t want to, but you have NO right to tell e/o to do the same based on some info you dug up. You have NO right to Diss all Practioners whom prescribe Meds in mild to moderate depression!
Your conclusion is not what the authors’ of the study (that you dug up) came out with, but you think you have the right to come to any conclusion you want to, even if the ones who did the study disagree!
From APA.org.:
“Are antidepressants the right treatment? Not necessarily, according to a study published in the Journal of the American Medical Association (Vol. 303, No. 1) in January.