Sentences with phrase «took antidepressants after»

For women with a hospital contact for depression after a first birth, the risk of postpartum AD recurrence was 21 %; the recurrence was 15 % for women who took antidepressants after a first birth.

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«We found that two thirds of the women (67 %) stopped taking their antidepressant medication either after becoming pregnant or during breastfeeding,» says NHMRC Early Career Fellow Dr Luke Grzeskowiak from the Robinson Research Institute.

It was already known that a few weeks after an ECT procedure or after taking an effective antidepressant that stem cells in the hippocampus turn on and make more copies of hippocampal neurons.

The research began to take shape after Bairam and Andreana, who have previously studied implant failure, noticed that a growing number of their patients reported use of antidepressant medication.

A 2013 study in the Journal of Internal Medicine found that people with plaque psoriasis who used SSRIs, a type of antidepressant drug, were less likely to need additional, stronger psoriasis treatments after taking the SSRI for six months.

Too many people are suffering needlessly — even after taking antidepressant medications.

Steer clear of this stuff if you're taking antidepressants, but this is the same substance that is found in smaller quantities in turkey meat and milk, and makes you tired after a big meal.

Emily suffers from depression and, after a failed suicide attempt, she agrees to take an antidepressant prescribed by a kind, ambitious doctor named Jonathan Banks (Jude Law).

Of course, the decision to keep taking an antidepressant is not going to be a decision that will be taken lightly and it is likely to have come after much discussion by the doctor and the pregnant woman.

Back in July 2006, the FDA issued an alert after a study reported that infants born to mothers who took SSRIs after the 20th week of pregnancy were 6 times more likely to have persistent pulmonary hypertension (PPHN) than infants who were born to mothers who did not take antidepressants during their pregnancy.

The «wrong» medication can make depression worse, and even the «right» antidepressant may take several weeks to work and can stop working after some time.

Research has shown that many women are reluctant to take antidepressant medications during and after childbirth.