n.抗抑郁药
adj.抗抑郁的

The doctor prescribed an antidepressant to help alleviate her symptoms of depression.
医生开了一种抗抑郁药以帮助缓解她的抑郁症状。
He's been taking the same antidepressant for over two years and it has significantly improved his mood.
他服用同一种抗抑郁药已经两年多了，这大大改善了他的情绪。
Antidepressants can be highly effective, but they often take several weeks to start working fully.
抗抑郁药可能非常有效，但通常需要几周时间才能充分发挥作用。
She decided to wean herself off the antidepressant under her psychiatrist's supervision.
她决定在精神科医生的监督下逐渐停用抗抑郁药。
A combination of therapy and antidepressants is often the most successful treatment approach for severe depression.
对于严重的抑郁症，心理疗法与抗抑郁药物相结合常常是最成功的治疗方法。
Some people experience side effects when they first start taking an antidepressant, such as nausea or dizziness.
有些人开始服用抗抑郁药时会经历一些副作用，如恶心或头晕。
It's crucial to keep taking antidepressants as directed by your doctor even if you feel better, to prevent relapse.
即使感觉好转，按照医生指导持续服用抗抑郁药至关重要，以防病情复发。
Researchers are constantly exploring new antidepressants with fewer side effects and faster onset of action.
研究人员不断探索具有较少副作用和更快起效的新抗抑郁药。
Antidepressants do not create a 'high' like some other medications; instead, they aim to restore balance to brain chemistry.
抗抑郁药不像某些其他药物那样产生“兴奋感”，它们旨在恢复大脑化学物质的平衡。
Despite the stigma associated with antidepressants, millions of people worldwide benefit from their use every year.
尽管抗抑郁药带有一定的社会偏见，但每年全球仍有数百万人从中受益。