What does depression medicine do what if it seam like it not working is it suppose to make you super happy?

There are several chemical imbalances in the body that have been linked to depression. There are a lot of antidepressants but none of them treat all the possible imbalances. This is not really necessary and you don't want to take something that affects all the possible imbalances because you could create a problem with the ones that weren't imbalanced.
So, taking an antidepressant can be a long process for finding the right one for you. First of all, many of them take up to 6 weeks to reach their full effect, so that can be hard to wait for. Sometimes the antidepressant a person gets on, does not affect the precise chemical imbalance that that person has and after adequate time to build up an acceptable amount in your body, you and your doctor may feel another med would work better. This trial and error approach is a pain for the depressed person waiting to feel better. Studies are being done so that eventually the doctors will be able to test the patients to see which imbalance needs treating. It will be a while, I'm sure, before that will be ready to use.
So hang in there and let your doctor know if the med you're on isn't working.
Now here's the hard part. Antidepressants don't make you super happy. They have the ability to level out your sad feelings so you feel good most of the time, occassionally depressed but not any where near as bad as before, and you will feel super happy in a super happy situation or environment. In other words, they make you feel like people who don't suffer from depression feel.
Even though you find the right antidepressant med you still may need to see a therapist for talk therapy if you continue to feel there are things in your life, past or present that are dragging you down. I wish you the best on your endeavers.

Most up your levels of serotonin, which help to control your moods and feelings. They usually take one to two months to before you will notice a change. No, they don't make you super happy. They make you feel normal and balanced...like you did before you were depressed. Some have unpleasant side effects but they usually disappear within a couple of weeks. If you've been taking yours for over a month or so and have noticed no change, talk to your doctor. There are many options out there and it takes many people more than one trial with an antidepressent to find the right one that works for them. For me, Zoloft is a miracle. Good luck to you!

No it does not make you supeer happy, seratonan levels in the brain control most emotions, and all that your medicine will do is get those levels back to somewhat normal,is not a super drug ,it is only to get your natural functions back in order.

Ive never tried depression medicine..how does it feel>? I personally really enjoy the ups...the downs are pretty bad