Nauseous, Tired, and Doing Great
Nobody warned you that starting an antidepressant would feel worse before it felt better. This guide is what you should have received alongside your prescription.
Most people who start an antidepressant are handed a prescription and a follow-up appointment in four to six weeks. What they are not handed is a clear, honest account of what the first few weeks will actually feel like — why side effects appear before the benefits do, what is normal versus what warrants a call, and how to get through the adjustment period without concluding the medication isn't working. That gap is what this guide closes.
✨ What’s inside
Why you need this guide
The adjustment period — typically the first two to four weeks — is when most people who discontinue medication do so. Not because it wasn't going to work, but because nobody prepared them for the sequence. This guide is the thing every patient deserves alongside their prescription.
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