treating resistant depression
July 2002
There's lots of new research on treating resistant depression.
About a third of patients with depression don't fully respond to standard antidepressant therapy. In these cases, augmenting antidepressants with other drugs can be helpful.
Antidepressant combos are usually tried first. Choose drugs that affect different neurotransmitters...an SSRI plus Wellbutrin...SSRI plus Remeron...or SSRI plus Effexor.
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