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Will I get addicted to antidepressants like floatin 20mg?? I mean, if I stopped my medications as per doctors advice but will I need to take for lifetime to be happy. Without having it, will I crave for it just like druggist do
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Hi, No,
Along with medications , take psychotherapy (counselling, CBT relaxation therapy etc) for better and long term effectiveness.. and slowly there is a probability of decreasing and stopping medications
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No, there is no craving when you stop it on doctor advice . It may need to be taken for a long time
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