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When You're Feeling Better
Even after you feel better, continue to visit your doctor for checkups. If you're taking medications, don't stop until you're told to do so. Certain medications need to be reduced gradually. Others may need to be continued for a period of time to help prevent the depression from coming back. If you notice signs that depression is returning, ask for help right away.

For More Information
Your local hospital or mental health clinic can be a good source of information about depression. The following organizations can also provide information and guidance:

American Psychiatric Association (APA)
888-357-7924
www.psych.org

National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH)
Voice: 301-443-4513
Taped info: 800-421-4211
www.nimh.nih.gov

American Psychological Association
www.apahelpcenter.org

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Consultant:
William L. Schwartz, MD, FACP
With contributions by:
Mark F. Lins, MS, NCC, CCMHC
Lili Penkower, PhD, MSW
Kathie Weston, RN, MS, FNP

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This information is not intended as a substitute for professional medical care.
Only your doctor can diagnose and treat a medical problem.
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