I wish I could point you to the article, peahrps you can google it. There is inconclusive evidence about what exactly seratonin does in the brain. Seratonin inhibition has shown improved moods at times.But yahoo answers isn't the final place you should go for an answer. Did you explain your previous reaction to the (I presume) SSRIs to your doctor? If he seems rushed, or unwilling to listen, get a second opinion from a Dr who is willing to listen. Without knowing anything about your nerve condition though, I'd strongly recommend following the ultimate advice of a Dr-just be certain you've told the Dr everything and he's heard you out.

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