When Getting Better Looks a Lot Like a Manic Switch
When an antidepressant seems to work almost too well, less sleep, more energy, new projects, it can be genuine recovery or an early manic/hypomanic switch. Here’s how to tell which, and what to document.
Which Antidepressant Has the Highest Manic-Switch Risk? What the Evidence Actually Shows
A psychiatrist breaks down what the strongest studies show about antidepressant-associated manic switching, and where medication rankings can mislead.
Do Antidepressants Cause Mania, or Reveal Bipolar Disorder? What the Evidence Can and Can’t Settle
Two major studies seem to disagree on antidepressant-induced mania. A psychiatrist explains why both can be right, and what actually matters clinically.