• Lodane@lemmy.world
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    your contributions are irrelevant to the topic, and also super shitty to bring up around a lot of people that’re scared for the mental health of their families. “your beef” isn’t worth sniffing, so please take it elsewhere. you should be able to tell from ratios alone that your comments are unwelcome, shameless, and tactless.

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      8 days ago

      Lazy doctors pushing big pharma sponsored pills is right on topic. It doesn’t apply to everyone, but it applies to a large number of people.

      11% of Americans over the age of 12 take an antidepressant.

      This is a problem that shouldn’t be ignored even if it is being raised by a right wing, brain worm eaten anti vaxxer.

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        8 days ago

        So, do you think it might be related to how the US isnuniquely the only industrialized nation with no universal health care, minimal (if any) social safety nets, a shit economy that only benefits the upper 1%, and the very obvious fascist heading our country is on?

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          only industrialized nation with no universal health care

          Yes. “Cure all” pills are much cheaper than analysis. No wonder insurance pushes them.

          minimal (if any) social safety nets.

          Partially. This certainly increases stress and allows it to be (falsely?) used as a cause.

          shit economy

          No. The rest of the world has worse economies but less antidepressants

          only benefits the upper 1%,

          Not the 1% in particular, but lower social class has higher usage of antidepressants.

          and the very obvious fascist heading

          Antidepressant overprescription has been building for more than a decade. It’s not just Trumps fault.

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        the reason you’re in this thread is because

        YOU FEEL UNSEEN BY YOUR DOCTORS BECAUSE THEY DISMISS YOUR PAIN

        that’s not related whatsoever, i’m sorry, i used to be in your position, i hope you get a real diagnosis for what’s wrong (mine was hEDS) because most doctors say it’s fibromyalgia when they don’t know and they’ve given up… that’s for-profit medicine for you… but, as i’ve covered elsewhere

        people take anti-depressants for several problems, including fibromyalgia

        SO MAYBE you should take a step back and chill

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          Unfortunately it is related.

          I hear a lot of anger and fear from people about their medication. And everyone believes their case is justified.

          1. Antidepressants are too readily prescribed.

          2. The US is the world leader.

          These two facts are relevant and not about me personally. They can’t be simply dismissed.