Do antidepressants really work

Women between the ages of 50 and 64, nearly 1 in 4 take an antidepressant.  Second,  only to antibiotics, antidepressants are the most commonly prescribed class of medication. According to a study by Dr. Irving Kirsch, conducted at Harvard Medical School in 2008, people who took antidepressants was almost having a close comparison to a placebo effect. This caused an impact in the psychological industry. However, since further studies are still being conducted, following your therapist’s prescriptions can help reduce your depression. However, it must be noted that antidepressants should not be abused since this might lead to major side effects and overdose. Keeping a close track of your mental health by frequently visiting your therapist and maintaining  a good relationship with your support system can have a greater impact in reducing depression and other self-harming tendencies

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