What is the most logical next event?

How to deal with depression as a medication side effect
Don't stop taking the medication.
It's never a good idea to take yourself off of medication without consulting your physician first. You may experience unpleasant withdrawal symptoms that can be severe.

OPT: -Call your prescriber immediately if you are uncomfortable taking medications and tell the staff what is going on. You may be able to get an answer over the phone from your doctor as to whether or not you should continue the medication-they may advise you to stop. -If you do develop troubling withdrawal symptoms, your physician might make you take a pill, given slowly over the course of your normal cycle, or psychotherapy such as cognitive behavioral therapy. All of these types of therapy are risky to take and often lead to relapse. -These are usually mild with few side effects. If it's occurring regularly you should stop taking the medication. -The symptoms may last a few weeks, or even months. If you have been staying off prescription medication for long periods of time, there may be consequences.
Call your prescriber immediately if you are uncomfortable taking medications and tell the staff what is going on. You may be able to get an answer over the phone from your doctor as to whether or not you should continue the medication-they may advise you to stop.