Chronic depression: Issues in long-term management: Postgraduate Medicine: Vol 85, No 2

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Patients with protracted depression deserve a thorough diagnostic evaluation and a treatment plan that includes periodic follow-up. In some cases, long-term pharmacologic maintenance therapy is essential to prevent relapse and to enhance the quality of life. The authors of this article discuss the problems in treating chronic depression and include a case report that illustrates the importance of long-term care.

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