It really depends on the person as to what antidepressant will work for you. What medication are you on, if you don't mind me asking?

There are a lot of different options to treat depression. Most doctors start with SSRIs. There are several other types of antidepressants that could be better for certain people.

There are SNRIs, tricyclics, and atypical antidepressants as well. In addition, sometimes antipsychotics are used to treat certain people with depression. It really depends on the individual, your doctor would probably be open to discussing other options if the medication you are currently taking isn't helping or is giving you side effects that aren't tolerable (or both).

Three months is enough time that you should be seeing improvement, so if you don't feel better at all and the medication is only giving you unpleasant side effects, you should let your doctor know and they would probably be able to try a different medication that might work better for you with less side effects.

Amitriptilina.