Clinical Practice Pearls: Managing Patients with Major Depressive Disorder Showing an Inadequate Response to First-Line Therapies
Podcast #2: Recurrent MDD with previous positive response to escitalopram
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What are some of the treatment options available for patients with MDD experiencing inadequate response to first-line therapies?
Augmenting the antidepressant with another therapy
Increasing dosage
Switching to a different antidepressant
Combining antidepressants
All of the above
Rachel is a postmenopausal woman with a history of recurrent MDD and is now experiencing an inadequate response to escitalopram. She has recently had significant weight gain and is very concerned about that as a side effect of medication. What would be your approach regarding her management plan?
Reassess the diagnosis
Evaluate for a comorbid condition
Question adherence to treatment
Counsel the patient to accept potential weight gain associated with treatment
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