How long have you been taking them? Unfortunately, it takes your body a long time to change those chemicals around so that you notice a big effect.
Usually, when you first start taking an antidepressant, you need to keep taking it for 1 full month before you even think about deciding it it is working or not. After that, whenever you add another medicine or increase your dose, give it another 2-3 weeks before you decide.
Treating depression is a long, often frustrating journey, but the end is worth it. When you wake up one day and realize that you are singing again - and you have not done that for years - or when you suddenly catch yourself smiling for no reason. You'll agree that it was worth the battle.
You can switch to another kind. You need to see your doctor or gynocologist and explain about the depression the pill has caused and be adament you want to try another contraceptive pill.
I don't know what the correlation is between birth control and anxiety/depression medication but I do know that one of the side effects of taking the birth control pill is headaches, especially when you first start taking it. I agree with anonymous above, headaches is a common side effect when first taking the pill. I am on my second pack and my headaches can get pretty bad. As far as the anxiety/depression medication, you might want to ask your doctor but if the doctor prescribed your pills knowing you were on that medication you might be fine because they prescribe the pill that would be right for you based on your medical history. ask your Dr or pharmacist. i take both, and i do get bad headaches sometimes. headaches and migraines are a side effect of Effexor also, along w/ the pill I believe that headaches/migraines occur with Effexor especially if you don't take it close to the same time every day. Being off by just a little bit seemed to cause major headaches and nausea when I was on it. Withdrawal.
Depression is a side effect of the pill but this usually occurs after long-term use. If you have depression then I would recommend you see your doctor. Changing birth control may relive some of the symptoms within 8 weeks but still speak to your doctor.
nope
Does Implanon react/interfere with any drugs?Not to the same extent that the Pill does. For example, you can take antibiotics without lowering the efficiency of the implant
A depression pill is typically a downer, as it helps to decrease symptoms of depression and stabilize mood by affecting neurotransmitters in the brain.
The citalopram pill is pink and will have the number 06 stamped on it. Citalopram is used to treat depression.
If all of the pill is still there and you take all of it, yes.
yes you can still get pregnant on the pill. it is very unlikely but it is possible.
If you are nauseated and on the pill this might be the pill causing it. You can talk to your doctor about getting you another pill, but this is not guaranteed to help.
No, the pill stops ovulation.
Birth control pill will prevent you from ovulating.