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Return To Depression FAQ Archive   Search the Archives What are the side effects of the most common antidepressants? Answered By Dane Loveless, Editor The most commonly used anti-depressants also have notable side effects that many people may feel. They do not signify that the anti-depressant doesn’t work. The most common side effects are: - Nausea - Diarrhea - Sedation or insomnia - Increased sweating - Shakiness Some of the other anti-depressants also lessens libido. Side effects commonly go away after the a few days upon ingestion. As the dose increases, these side effects may return. It is important to inform your doctor if the side effects persist and doesn’t go away. keywords: Depression | Antidepressants Alternative Treatment Depression

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