Clinical Reports Reveal That Antidepressants May Be Effective in the Treatment

Clinical reports reveal that antidepressants may be effective in the treatment of derealization and dissociative identity disorder. However,

A) to be effective, the medications must be administered at the onset of the disorder.
B) suicidal risk increases with the length of treatment and the degree to which the patient experiences improvement in symptoms.
C) it is unclear whether the medication works on core symptoms or associated anxiety and depression.
D) clinical trials reveal that the percentage of patients helped through medication is less than 15%.