Depressants in a sentence

Types Depressants Depressants are psychoactive drugs that temporarily diminish the function or activity of a specific part of the body or mind. citation Examples of these kinds of effects may include anxiolysis, sedation, and hypotension.

Encouraged by George, Lisa made an appointment with her GP who, after she broke down sobbing in his surgery, prescribed anti-depressants, which she took for six months.

In addition to these substances, delta-9 may also interact with certain medications such as calcium channel blockers, CNS depressants, antihistamines, and warfarin (Coumadin).

Enchanting - whose real name was Channing Nicole Larry - took opioid painkiller Oxycodone and benzodiazepines, which can contain anti-depressants Valium, Xanax, and Klonopin, TMZ reports.

Gleason-Mitchell's sister, Jade Anglem, said the loss had been 'excruciatingly painful' and she was taking anti-depressants to cope.

He was later prescribed anti-depressants, but later gave them up and started to use a light box, which helps transition between the seasons.

I have struggled mentally for years, off and on anti-depressants and constantly battling suicidal feelings.

Rev Vaughan said the pandemic 'impacted him in a very bad way', adding: 'He nosedived into depression and was on very strong anti-depressants.

The inquest heard that Mr Dymond saw a nurse practitioner on April 10, when he asked for a letter to say he was not depressed or taking anti-depressants so that he could go on a television show to take a lie detector test.

However, due to the recurring adverse effects attached to these anti-depressants, health professionals have been forced to look into natural supplements that can serve the same purpose but with less negative effects.

Sali Jallow, 32 — coming off anti-depressants following a miscarriage months earlier — was also told the pregnancy was affecting her work.

The 43-year-old explained the root of his struggles as he revealed he still takes anti-depressants to this day.

The great thing about the PNW is you can use all the money you save from not having to buy sunblock, ice chests and swim suits to buy more anti-depressants.

These antidotes work in the exact opposite way of anti-depressants which encourage the uptake of neurotransmitters through the synapse.

With it came memories of the anti-depressants he took – some of them doing more harm than good – and the professional help he received.

After losing his job, he attempted to assuage his despair, rage and embarrassment through alcohol, while ignoring his anti-depressants and anti-psychotic pills.

He had been diagnosed with depression for the first time in February - the same month when he was due to attend Southampton Magistrates' Court - when their relationship broke down, and was prescribed anti-depressants, Miss Callaghan said.

However, the Royal Pharmaceutical Society warned in January that pharmacists were struggling to obtain common medicines - including painkillers and anti-depressants.

Instead of sedatives and anti-depressants, patients may get herbs, veg and pot plants to help lift their spirits.

She had once spent eight days in a mental health unit and had been taking anti-depressants for more than two years.