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    Will My Antidepressants Make Me Gain Weight?

    (BlackDoctor.org) — It can be difficult enough to deal with your depression symptoms, but suddenly gaining several pounds as a result of your treatment can sometimes make your overall health – and your depresson – suffer more.

    What can you do? Is weight gain while taking antidepressants unavoidable?

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    The Top Healthiest Foods…EVER [PHOTOS]
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    By Dr. Crystal Riley, BDO Pharmacy Expert