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why do antipsychotics have anti-depressant effect?

Posted by mogger on April 30, 2005, at 1:53:55

Hello,
I am wondering why do anti-psychotics are supposed to have anti-depressant effects when they block certain neuro transmitters? I thought that drugs like prozaq and zoloft actually inhibit these neuro transmitters from being destroyed and they are supposed to be THE ANTIDEPRESSANTS? I mention seroquel in particular as I hear it has anti-depressant effects. I am currently on zyprexa. I just don't get it when I also hear people say that anti-psychotics augment anti-depressants. Can anyone help explain this to me? Many thanks,
mogger


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