What does ADDS stand for?

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Anti-Depressant Discontinuation Syndrome

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The best way to treat Anti-depressant Discontinuation Syndrome is for a person to begin taking the drug again and then try to taper off more slowly Unfortunately, for some women this approach can create a cycle of dependence on the drug that can feel almost impossible to break.

Treating hot flashes with antidepressants--a caution about withdrawal