Tag: SSRI emotional blunting

Emotional Blunting from SSRIs: Why You Feel Numb and What You Can Do

Emotional Blunting from SSRIs: Why You Feel Numb and What You Can Do

Emotional blunting from SSRIs affects up to 60% of users, causing numbness, loss of joy, and detachment. Learn why it happens, who it impacts most, and evidence-based solutions like dose reduction and switching to bupropion.

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