Full Question:
I suffer from Hemiplegic Migraines and Status Migrainous. When taking anti-depressants, I become depressed. I know this sounds crazy, but is there any evidence that people become more depressed while on anti-depressants? Thanks, Robyn.
Answer:
Dear Robyn;
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