I had to try over a dozen different antidepressant medications before finding one that worked for me. Took a long time. Definitely wonderful when we finally found the one that worked for me. That changed everything. I'm grateful there are so many different antidepressant medications to chose from, as it makes it quite likely that one will be found that works. Keep hope that there is one out there that will work.
Keep doctor informed of side effects. Sometimes adding another med to counter the side effects works. Sometimes the side effects are intolerable and I stop the medication and tell the doctor and we try another one.
This is one of the most common side effects of antidepressants, especially ones that affect serotonin. Also shows how little those DNA tests mean. It's all trial and error in the end. So far, you're only trying ssris. There are other classes of antidepressants. I'd also do this with a psychiatrist, not a neurologist -- the latter don't actually study mental illness, they study mostly nerves and their relation to pain and they study the brain in reference to tumors and the like. But that being said, again, it's always going to come down to trial and error, and also this will sometimes go away with time. One of the problems with these drugs is they affect magnesium absorption, and that can affect digestion. Serotonin is also mostly in the digestive tract, not in the brain. So it happens. Sometimes changing when you take them helps. Sometimes splitting the daily dose into two can help. But there are a lot of antidepressants out there. The ones that affect the tummy the least tend to be stimulating, so sometimes not so good for anxiety sufferers, but they exist. There are other categories than ssris. There are other ssris. If you've tried therapy and it hasn't worked, and nothing else has either, you're left with medication, so you keep trying, but if your life isn't so severely disrupted you can't function there are other ways that might work. Good luck.