Anti-Depressants to TREAT PAIN?! - Doctors Explain How They Work, Even If You're Not Depressed

Anti-depressants can be used as a medication to treat pain, particularly in chronic cases, but patients frequently stop and say "I'm not depressed." In this video, some of the team at Bloor Pain Specialists (Dr. Visnjevac, Dr. Yao & Dr. Van Oostrom) explain when and how anti-depressants are prescribed to treat pain and why they would still be used if the patient doesn't have depression.

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