Managing anxiety and depression alongside ovarian cancer is really common, and it makes sense to want to know more about medications like bupropion before taking them.
While bupropion specifically isn't covered in the available information, some MyOvarianCancerTeam members have shared positive experiences with Show Full Answer
Managing anxiety and depression alongside ovarian cancer is really common, and it makes sense to want to know more about medications like bupropion before taking them.
While bupropion specifically isn't covered in the available information, some MyOvarianCancerTeam members have shared positive experiences with antidepressants in general. One MyOvarianCancerTeam member noted: "My doctor prescribed me an antidepressant. It works if I take it like I'm supposed to."
It's really important to make sure every doctor on your care team knows about all medications you're taking — including bupropion — to avoid any interactions, especially if you're also on treatments like chemotherapy or PARP inhibitors. Beyond medication, there are also other approaches that can help with anxiety and depression, such as:
- Cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT)
- Biofeedback
- Setting boundaries with people who may add stress
- Preparing questions before doctor appointments to reduce anxiety around uncertainty
Talking openly with your care team about how you're feeling emotionally is just as important as managing physical symptoms. They can help find the right combination of support for you.
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