In your free copy of The Johns Hopkins Health Alerts Guide to Antidepressants
you will discover how to work with your doctor to get the best relief for your depressive symptoms based upon your own personal situation.
The Johns Hopkins Health Alerts Guide to Antidepressants
Table of Contents:
Introduction
The Biology of Depression
- The Origins of Depression
- The Endocrine System
Antidepressant Medication: An Introduction
Selective serotonin reputake inhibitors (SSRIs)
Tricyclics
Tetracyclics
Dopamine reuptake inhibitors
Monoamine oxidase (MAO) inhibitors
Serotonin and norepinephrine reuptake inhibitors
Alternative treatments
Further Resources
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You are NOT alone. In any given year, an estimated 1 in 4 adult Americans will develop at least one mental health disorder such as depression. Nearly 1 in 2 people will develop a mental health issue at some point in their lives.
If you're suffering from depression, you need reliable, accurate information on how best to treat it with antidepressants. Where better to turn for the most cutting-edge research on depression than Johns Hopkins, ranked #1 of America's Best Hospitals?
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The Johns Hopkins Guide to Antidepressants is designed with YOU in mind, giving you a basic overview of depression and your treatment options for safe, effective relief of your depressive symptoms. You'll learn how to recognize depression, and what effective steps you can take toward your goal of complete remission of your depression.
Even if you've tried one antidepressant already, or more than one, you'll benefit from this round-up of all the latest treatment options for your depression.
The good news is that new information about antidepressants is coming out all the time. The Johns Hopkins Mood Disorders Center now brings you that new information, sharing the latest cutting-edge research and findings on antidepressants so you can make the most informed choices possible about your health care.
In all of our Johns Hopkins publications, our experts summarize what you need to know about the results of the most important research studies and their outcomes. The Sequenced Treatment Alternatives to Relieve Depression (STAR*D) trial is a recent landmark study on antidepressants funded by the National Institute of Mental Health.
Your free copy of The Johns Hopkins Guide to Antidepressants provides highlights on the key findings that you need to know from the STAR*D trial. You'll get the facts you need about antidepressants in clear, plain English, so you can understand what the results mean for you personally.
You now have more antidepressant treatment options than ever before. But it's never a case of "one size fits all" when it comes to treating depression safely and effectively with antidepressants.
In your copy of The Johns Hopkins Guide to Antidepressants, you'll learn how to work with your doctor to get the best relief for your depressive symptoms based upon your own personal health profile. You'll learn what to do if your antidepressant doesn't provide the relief you've hoped for, when to consider discontinuing your antidepressant regimen and how to discontinue it safely.
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The goal of any antidepressant treatment regimen is to relieve your depression fully and help you achieve remission. The key to successful treatment of depression is getting all the information you can about the available medications so that you can work closely with your doctor to find the treatment that's right for YOU.
You need to be aware of side effects and how to take your medication safely. You will also need to commit yourself fully and adhere to your course of treatment. And you will need to consider what to do if the first antidepressant you try doesn't work.
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If your first antidepressant fails to give you enough relief, you'll need to consult with your doctor about alternate therapies, and perhaps add another drug to relieve your symptoms of depression.
Consulting with your doctor about "being down" may seem like a terrible thing. Many people with depression don't seek the treatment they need because they are fearful of the stigma of being "mentally ill" or being labeled as "weak."
Our message to everyone reading this letter now is a simple one: Depression is a SERIOUS illness and a potentially dangerous one if left untreated. Depression is most often due to a chemical imbalance in the brain, not a character flaw. Depression is NOT something you can just "snap out of."
Get the facts you need about antidepressants, so you can make choices about your treatment from a place of knowledge rather than myths or fear. Look to your FREE Special Report for clear, practical guidelines on how to get successful treatment for your depression.
Your FREE Special Report Johns Hopkins Guide to Antidepressants outlines each effective treatment available to you, and how antidepressants can also be safely used in combination.
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Because you're reading this, it's probably safe to assume that you or a loved one is suffering from depression, and is looking for safe, effective relief from their depression. You are certainly not alone in this. As we mentioned earlier, millions of Americans have the same health concerns at least once in their lives.
You, however, stand out from the vast majority of sufferers because you are obviously seeking answers and making a serious effort to learn as much as you can about your depression in order to manage your condition and not allow it to limit your lifestyle.
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The disabling effects of depression are NOT a "normal" part of aging or a "natural" response to life's difficulties or losses. The most important tool in conquering depression is practical, reliable information from a trusted source that you can apply immediately in your daily life. You need facts, not fads. We're pleased that you've chosen to avail yourself of the cutting-edge information only Johns Hopkins Medicine can provide, and we wish you the best of luck in your efforts to achieve the best mental health possible.
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