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Which is the better anti-depressant? |
My gyno diagnosed me with depression and prescribed me Lexapro. I took my prescription to the pharmacy and was told that my insurance wouldn't cover it because the brand didn't have a generic made for it, and so I was going to have to pay about $80 every month for it. On the plus side, I do have about 8 packs of 7-day samples that a nurse practitioner gave me a few months ago, so that would do me for 2 months, and then I could probably afford it. Also, on the lexapro she prescribed me a 10 mg dose, and on the zoloft a 50 mg dose. Is this right or did she right the dosage wrong? There are SO many different antidepressants out there, and it's difficult to recommend one over another one because each person has a different experience with each anti-depressant. what works for one person might not work for another. It really depends on the individual. You may do better on one verses another. I take Effexor xr and works excellent for me, but my mother has to take prozac and my sister had to take Lexapro. Effexor made them more crazy (lol). You will unfortunately have to try them out, I would try the least expensive and if it works for you then great, if not, try another. Everyone is different. I never took either one, even though my Dr. prescribed Lexapro. I don't like to take any medication at all. But she said is a good med. I even call her today to see if she will give some sleeping pills. And she asked me, if I was taking the Lexapro, I said no. She said Lexapro is better than taking sleeping pills. I would get a second opinion in all due respect to your gyno. A mental health specialist can help determine if this is a long term or short term depression. It might be worth the consult to make sure you are getting all the support and assistance you deserve. |
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