Think like a psychiatrist answer

Saw some interesting answers.

>Transference. Long-repressed feelings regarding your father, now expressed as frustration towards a colleague

I can now say it was abuse toward mother snd himself. There's a brother that I won't go into but was not originally a brother.

>The psychiatrist wanted to add lupron to the mix just for fun and you disagreed.

Wrong child.

>Not sure. They're both SSRI's with the black box warning. I've heard more bad reactions to Prozac than Lexapro though - like manic reactions and agitation. I think they market Lexapro as the friendlier one, but they're still both similar as far as I understand.

Of course when shit is going down, you don't want to change psych meds in the middle of the race unless absolutely necessary. If I were you trying to treat him for cancer, I wouldn't be enthusiastic about playing the 4-6 weeks game on a new antidepressant to see if it completely fricks his mood into one of the holes you mentioned.

Best wrong answer but seems 100% ChatG3P and a dead patient.

actual answer is regiment change of lexapro to fluoxetine (100mg day one to 150mg day 5). Oxcarbazepine was initially offered for multiple years.

Chemotherapy regulation was kept at a minimum due to nobody asking how non-severe the risk was and risk of suicide and mental regulation being the primary focus. The cancer was a secondary disease that was simply treated by a BMT and mild chemo and radiation. Not wanting to off yourself is more important.