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Re: Anti-psychiatry theory of iatrogenesis » clint878

Posted by fuchsia on October 28, 2006, at 6:52:05

In reply to Re: Anti-psychiatry theory of iatrogenesis, posted by clint878 on October 27, 2006, at 22:07:52

> Well, it is true that the person is bipolar, in this case. But would that person have become bipolar if not treated with an antidepressant? Some people [psycheducation.org] don't think so; in fact, they think irreversible harm is done.
>

Take a functioning bipolar II, give them a few rounds of antidepressants and the illness takes off like wildfire. That's how it was with me anyhow. I really cannot believe that the course of my illness would have been this devastating if I hadn't had those treatments.

Given the _right_ treatment I might have benefitted rather than suffered. But what proportion of people get the right treatment to begin with?


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