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I’ll never regret taking Prozac – whatever scientists are saying now
According to the Association of Independent Multiple Pharmacies, antidepressant medication prescription rose by 10 to 15 per cent during the pandemic. For myself and fellow depression sufferers, the UCL study is huge news. It flies in the face of everything we’ve historically been told by our doctors. Patients were often told to compare their condition with diabetes and their medication with insulin: but, unlike with diabetes, there is no blood test for depression in the way there is for blood sugar. This hypothesis cannot be proven.
In the late Nineties the “depression is a chemical imbalance theory” was really taking off. I was in my last year of A-levels and very, very unwell. I was washing my hands obsessively until they bled, terrified that I was going to be killed by germs in the air that I breathed. I was convinced that I had to repeat phrases to keep my family alive. I was struggling to stay in school or leave the house, so my mother booked a GP appointment. I remember it well: a Friday evening in early spring, the sense of danger all around me. Not wanting to sit on the seats in the waiting area in case I picked up an infection. Keeping my hands in my pockets at all times. Terrified.
The doctor had a funny tie on. I stared at it as my mother tried to tell him about my behaviour. He told me that it sounded as if I had something called obsessive compulsive disorder (OCD) coupled with clinical depression. He said that he would put me on a waiting list for cognitive behavioural therapy, that it would probably come through in about six months, and to come back if things got worse in the meantime. In the car park, as the reality of what he had said began to dawn on me, things got worse. I sobbed. I could not wait another six minutes for help, let alone six months. So we went back and he put me on antidepressants.
‘A lifeboat when I was drowning’
I have been on them, more or less, ever since. They have been my one constant, through breakdowns and suicidal episodes. Sometimes a well-meaning friend will ask if I ever wonder what life might be like off them, to which I can only reply that I know what life would be like off them: thoroughly miserable. I will probably be on antidepressants for the rest of my days. Not because I think that they are a miracle cure for mental-health issues – I have come to realise there isn’t one – but because to come off them now, after so long, would involve a hellish withdrawal process I do not have the time nor inclination to go through.
While coming off antidepressants, when supervised by a doctor, is generally not a problem for people who have been on them for a short period of time, it has been very difficult every time I have tried. I know the drill: brain zaps, dizziness, fatigue and a return of a deep depression. It has become easier, if you will, to simply stay on them – after all, they don’t affect my ability to function, nor my ability to feel emotions, as is so often claimed.
Research shows that, even after a short time on antidepressants, up to 50 per cent of users may suffer withdrawal when they try to stop. The problems, which also include depressed mood, anxiety and insomnia, can be so debilitating many patients end up taking years to gradually wean themselves off the potent drugs. Others are wrongly told their mental-health problems have returned so they need to keep taking the pills for decades, researchers have claimed.
“I’ve seen patients so dizzy they’re unable to stand, barely able to sleep and suffering panic attacks,” says training psychiatrist Mark Horowitz, clinical research fellow at North East London NHS Foundation Trust and UCL. “Worse, they get told by their doctor that it’s their depression coming back, rather than something caused by the drug. People can end up trapped for life on tablets. Some are driven to suicide by the withdrawal symptoms, not their original illness.”
Given this new research, not to mention the physical dependency I have to antidepressants, do I regret being prescribed them back when I was 17? No. I will always be grateful to them, because they provided a lifeboat when I was drowning. Even if antidepressants only offer a placebo effect, that is something – in fact, I would argue it is essential when access to mental health care in this country is so poor and provision so sparse.
But I do think this UCL research should be the prompt for us to look into other treatment models. Depression is a complex illness that requires a multi-faceted treatment approach; antidepressants are definitely overprescribed because they are the only affordable facet of treatment.
‘A faulty coping mechanism’
As a spokesperson for the Royal College of Psychiatrists said, in response to this review: “Antidepressants will vary in effectiveness for different people, and the reasons for this are complex, which is why it’s important that patient care is based on each individual’s needs and reviewed regularly. Continued research into treatments for depression is important to help us better understand how medications work as well as their effectiveness. Medication should be available for anyone who needs it. We would not recommend for anyone to stop taking their antidepressants based on this review, and encourage anyone with concerns about their medication to contact their GP.”
In his excellent book on the history of depression, A Cure for Darkness, science writer Alex Riley explores why a condition that affects 332 million people globally has such a poor track record when it comes to effective treatment. Riley describes the horrific ice-pick lobotomies of the Forties and Fifties, and questions how antidepressants came to be seen as the go-to in terms of treatment, detailing the aggressive marketing campaigns that led Newsweek to note that: “Prozac has attained the same familiarity of Kleenex and the social status of spring water.”
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I’ve lost over six stone but now my weight loss has stopped – could it be down to my tablets?
OUR resident specialist and NHS GP, Dr Zoe Williams, shares her expert advice.
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Q: I’VE lost more than 6st in the past four years by not drinking alcohol and eating sensibly.
I had got down to 18st when I had a heart attack four months ago.
I am feeling a lot better but since going back to my diet, I am finding it difficult to lose weight.
I am walking a lot but can’t seem to shift it.
Could the tablets I take be affecting my weight loss efforts?
A: Well done on losing so much weight so far, it’s not easy to do!
As weight reduces, using the same weight-loss methods can be more challenging as your body gets smaller and you burn fewer calories.
One way to combat this is to get stronger and build muscle, which burns a lot of energy, so can help to readdress that declining metabolic rate.
If you feel you would struggle with that, your GP may be able to refer you for some extra support, such as a tier-three weight-management programme.
Injectable weight loss medications, such as Wegovy and Mounjaro are offered by many of these services too, if that is a route you would consider.
Some medications are known to have weight gain side effects, including some diabetes and migraine medications, and antidepressants.
These tend to have an indirect effect, in that they may cause you to have more of an appetite or feel fatigued, so you’re less likely to want to exercise.
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