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Medication holiday
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this post was submitted on 29 Jul 2023
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Seriously, I doubt any doctor would recommend a patient with depression to take a "medication holiday."
I appreciate that some doctors are concerned that a med will lose its effectiveness because of tolerance, but can happen with any medication. That's also why there are multiple medications on the market.
There are definitely conditions and reasons to do drug holidays with medications. They are recommended, I know this.
For sure, with everything, it's different for everyone. And everyone's needs need to be catered.