Can anyone recommend an Anti-depressant/anxiety that doesn't cause D?

I know everyone is different but I got really scared of reading the side effects of lexapro.

Thanks

Several people have said that Wellbutrin has actually helped with UC because it is a mild TNF blocker.

www.docguide.com/bupropion-may-aid-patients-inflammatory-bowel-disease-presented-sfn
Bupropion (Wellbrtrin) lowered levels of tumor necrosis factor (TNF) in 8 patients who were taking bupropion for depression, with 7 entering the normal range for the inflammatory agent. Levels of TNF ranged from 20 to 1250 pg/mL before bupropion, and dropped to 14 to 2 pg/ml afterwards. One patient's levels remained elevated, at 94 pg/mL.

A person can get scared reading the side effects from anything. I don't pay too much attention to them.

I've been on lexapro for years and I have no side effects. If anything, being on this class of drug binds me (when I'm not flaring of course). When flaring...nothing binds me.

A lot of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors like citalopram are great, but can some times cause bleeding as a side effect.

I used to take pristiq and it helped a lot with my anxiety and depression without causing D. It was also helpful for preventing migraines, not sure if you deal with them. I think wellbutrin is a good idea, considering it can have antiTNF capabilities. I've heard of people having some side effects from it unfortunately, not D related, but other stuff. Definitely worth looking into regardless. Really it is true that the side effects are very individual. You will read all sorts of horror stories, but there's a good chance they will not happen to you. I personally wouldn't take anything with weight gain as a potential side effects. Weight gain depresses me more than any thing else!

Can you eat small things, like a slice of toast, with a bit of butter and golden syrup, cos tablets on an empty stomach are bad news for many people, myself included.