Question 146 · LEK · Antidepressants
The medication that should not be used in patient with depression and epilepsy is:
- A. tianeptine.
- B. bupropion.
- C. moclobemide.
- D. mirtazapine.
- E. trazodone.
Hint
One antidepressant markedly lowers the seizure threshold in a dose-dependent manner.
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