Is it recommended taking an antidepressant to treat antral gastritis if determined to be caused by stress / anxiety / depression?
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Stress, anxiety and depression are all physiological effects - including, in some people, stomach / gastritis irritation. An antidepressant can be recommended for the treatment of anxiety and depression (caused by "stress") - waiting for other physiological responses (antral gastritis) are attenuated. So it is not a direct effect, but with others, it can prove to be a powerful intervention.
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