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Антидепрессанты являются строго рецептурными препаратами, которые может назначить только врач. Прим. ред.

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В РФ подбирать препарат, дозу и выписывать рецепт на антидепрессанты, помимо психиатров, также могут терапевты, неврологи и врачи других специальностей. Прим. ред.

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