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What do you do when antidepressants don't work?
I have been on virtually all of the available antidepressants over the past 20 years. I have been diagnosed with dysthymia with periodic bouts of severe depression. When I turned 60 two years ago, I lost interest in everything, including sex (I've been married for 40 years). All I want to do now is sit on the couch and watch TV. What can I do?
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