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Depression
I am taking desvenlafaxine50mg+etzo0.5 mg for last 18 months . symptoms are in control but stable.symptoms comes in wave.
Is this depression called major clinical depression?
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Dr. Dinesh Reddy P
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10 yrs exp
Chittoor
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Dr. Sajid Mohammad
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14 yrs exp
Srinagar
U need to continue medication. How long u r symptom free?? It can be major depressive disorder or generalized anxiety disorder.
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Dr. Sagar Verma
Addiction Psychiatrist
9 yrs exp
Delhi
Currently you are in remission phase that is good. Please continue with the medicines as long as your doctor doesn’t discontinue your medicines. Also depression can be categorised as mild moderate and severe depression depending on your symptoms.
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Dr. Shabir Ahmad Dar
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Srinagar
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