NIHR/Oxford university ran survey for worst antidepressant side effects

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Looks like the university of Oxford and NIHR is running a survey in partnership with the NHS.

They want to know what patients consider to be the most troubling side effects of antidepressants, so I think we all know what to do.

You have to answer the other questions but at the end of the questionaire you get to have your say.

Good luck

http://clinicalepidemio.fr/proceed2/en/ ... aE6D0P9JvM

[Yellow99]

I did it. Please everyone do this, it’s short and helps raise awareness.

[Tree]

Done. I hope this spreads more awareness to the dangers of these drugs

[Lusitanic]

Although it has some incomprehensible points, like to name 15 side effects (even if you just had one), and limiting your choose on the scale of 1 to 5 of tolerability about those side effects. Done.

[chemistry]

Done!

[YoungWill]

Done!
Thanks for sharing the survey! Like others have said, hopefully it spreads some awareness.

[link11]

Bump

Survey is still going, any chance more people can answer it?

I am aware that it is posibly the most biased and rigged survey in history, but it's so important we get as many as possible to list anhedonia and PSSD as a symptom.

They need to know we won't let them get away with this anymore.

[Rb26dett]

Just did it.

[sylv]

Please when possible report emotional blunting / numbness ( overall decrease in feeling emotions ) INSTEAD anhedonia ( selective decrease in feeling pleasures, the rest of emotions by definition are presumed to be normal ). The second is a classic depression symptom and conclusion will be rather up to unefficiency of a named drug - treatment resistant depression, rather than anhedonia being an antidepressant induced side effect. Don't even use this word. IT will be much more confusing and not that easy to pin up to depression if you mention you are not able to fully feel PLEASURES but also SADNESS aswell. Tell them almost every emotion is blunted and it has started when you took a drug and wasn't there before.

The same apply when encountering medical professionals in person. Correct language and word choosing is of an utmost importance. If you will not be careful you will most likely end being categorized as depressed before you end speaking.

[Snake]

worst survey i have ever seen