hi,
im also married and i know how that feels, i suffer of depression and breathing problems, and i dont feel to talk to my wife about it, rether to someone else who suffer the same,
if you want, your wife can talk to me,
email: ***@****
Often times effectivly treating major depression and anxiety dissorder is not a "one med" solution, but rather takes a combination of meds to get relief.
Also as the other person said, "some antidepressants are more stimulating than others"
and she could be on the wrong antidepresssant.
Or it could just be a dosage issue, or any number of factors.
Hi, thanks for your reply she is taking Arrow Citalopram, she does not no if it is the lack of serotonin or anxiety attacks that affect her breathing, as you could imagine it is very scary for her. amoungs many other things!
Thanks
Steve
Your a kind and caring husband.
Yes, many of us here suffer with depression and anxiety and would be very happy to talk to your wife.
What medication is she taking? Some are more stimulating than others and can make anxiety worse. If her depression is doing better on this med she may want to continue taking it but add an antianxiety med. Only your wife and her Dr can decide on this.
I hope she does come to this site because there are so many wonderful caring people here. Take care. Remar