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Side Effects from Long-Term Use of SSRI's
Side effects are likely a result of the pharmacological structure of SSRIs. There is a common property of blocking SERT found in all SSRIs, but there is also a secondary characteristic (in binding profile) which is hypothesized to account for variability in individuals' efficacy and tolerance.
Side effects may include:
- emotional blunting
- cognitive impairment
- bone fractures
- prolonged overall bleeding time
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