Is it really possible to stop taking them later? You have to take them for a long time.

My brother was complaining that he can't combine them with alcohol, and definitely not with coffee. It's not like he drinks a lot of coffee or alcohol, but the combination of a candy with liqueur and medication, or a cup of coffee and then taking a pill on the same day, leads to severe tachycardia or bradycardia, I don't remember exactly.

Klinduh Ekaterina It's hard to get off [something], and if you've used it once, there's a high chance you'll go back to it.

It's possible. First, you adjust the dosage, then you take the course, and then you stop. It's doable to come off it. But withdrawal symptoms can occur. They can be scary.
You need to understand that without therapy, taking additional antidepressants doesn't always make sense… You should have a psychologist or psychiatrist involved; it all depends on the reason the antidepressants were prescribed.

I'm taking antidepressants as prescribed by my doctor. I'm feeling much better now. Yes, I can't drink alcohol with them, but I'm not much of a drinker anyway. I do drink coffee every day though, and everything's fine.

If the cause doesn't go away, everything will come back

I took [medication name] for 2 years without any problems. The second year without it has been great too!

It's actually easy if everything is chosen correctly, it's not like drugs

For real. I took it for about six months, then gradually stopped, following a plan

Just don't overdo it, or you might end up with schizophrenia, and there's no going back from that ((

Really, of course.
I was in treatment for a year. Then I came off it pretty painlessly.