<p>I’m taking currently two antidepressants. Will adding a third or fourth antidepressant to my treatment plan cause serotonin syndrome?</p>

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2019-09-09T21:48:50.980Z
Your question title and its body are two different questions.  I would say the question in the title would be much more appropriate for the site.  The one contained in the body depends on too many things to give a definitive answer.
Chuck Sherrington
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2019-09-30T12:17:33.537Z
Self-help questions are explicitly off-topic. We advise you to seek professional help, especially so in complex cases like this.
AliceD
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2019-09-30T12:20:23.860Z
It’s not self help. It can be generalized to anyone. The numbers are just examples. I could have said SWIM is taking them.
jiniyt
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2019-09-30T12:52:50.473Z
Then adapt the Q accordingly, generalize it (away from the individual), add the research you've done so far, mention types of antidepressants (there are many different ones) so that the Q becomes answerable. It's self-help and too broad and under-researched as is
AliceD
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Is serotonin syndrome something we can predict before it happens?
jiniyt
# Is serotonin syndrome something we can predict before it happens?

(Asked by: username_0 on 2019-09-07)

I’m taking currently two antidepressants. Will adding a third or fourth antidepressant to my treatment plan cause serotonin syndrome?

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: Your question title and its body are two different questions.  I would say the question in the title would be much more appropriate for the site.  The one contained in the body depends on too many things to give a definitive answer.  
> **username_2**: Self-help questions are explicitly off-topic. We advise you to seek professional help, especially so in complex cases like this.  
> **username_0**: It’s not self help. It can be generalized to anyone. The numbers are just examples. I could have said SWIM is taking them.  
> **username_2**: Then adapt the Q accordingly, generalize it (away from the individual), add the research you've done so far, mention types of antidepressants (there are many different ones) so that the Q becomes answerable. It's self-help and too broad and under-researched as is  

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