Is there anything wrong with taking Prozac?

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  1. edmondpogi profile image60
    edmondpogiposted 13 years ago

    Is there anything wrong with taking Prozac?

  2. Dennis Pace profile image60
    Dennis Paceposted 13 years ago

    It is fine to take prozac and other anti depressants if you want to band aid you problem.  The best way to over come and cure depression is through simple natural probiotics.  There is more seratonan receptors in the digestive track. than in the brain.  Drinking kefir will give most people a mood boost. withour harmful chemicals.  I have been on a natural high for several weeks.

  3. suncat profile image59
    suncatposted 13 years ago

    it may not cure the underlying issue and not be very effective, it may give a sense of effect but it needs to be continued and have side effects.

    Your regular food, activities and relationships may give better results in fixing the problem if you can figure out what needs to be adjusted.

  4. cobrien profile image60
    cobrienposted 13 years ago

    Not for depression. However, most Bipolar people are originally diagnosed with depression and Prozac aggravates manic episodes.

  5. profile image58
    rieomposted 13 years ago

    Some people do not do well on Prozac.  That being said I feel why go through life with a problem like depression if a pill can help you.  To me, it is wiring in the brain that is the issue but it is probably not a popular view

  6. keepitnatural profile image60
    keepitnaturalposted 13 years ago

    These things (anti depressants) take away the symptoms while leaving the cause or root of the problem unaddressed & therefore intact. Apart from this they can apparently become very addictive & in some cases a nightmare to come off.
    Meditation would be an ideal way to source & overcome the exact problem, but if this really isn't your thing then you could try & find a healer, of some kind, which you felt suited you.
    Drugs such as this will only provide you with a false feeling of upliftedness. A possible natural alternative for you could be serotone (5HTP).

  7. Darknlovely3436 profile image71
    Darknlovely3436posted 13 years ago

    It all depends on what you taking Prozac for? depression, sometimes
    the body does need a little help to get it back on track.
    so if your doctor prescibed Prozac for you.  I suggest you take your medication, until you are feeling better.however, look out for the some side effects..

 
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