Rectal Bleeding
Further work is required. If an SSRI is required in a patient at high risk of an upper GI bleed, consider the use of a gastro-protective agent. Studies have shown the use of acid suppressing drugs, e.g. PPIs, to be protective against upper GI bleeds in patients receiving single-therapy SSRI or combined NSAID and SSRI treatment. ................
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