The 30-year-old singer revealed that she struggled to cope when she first found fame, reported FemaleFirst.
"I needed a moment to stabilise. When my career took off, I don't remember anything at all. It's like I'm traumatised. I needed time to recalibrate my soul.
"I take medication. I'm not saying I feel good because of the medication - I wouldn't encourage young people to take anti-depressants or mood stabilisers," she said.
Gaga, who recently dropped her new single "Perfect Illusion" also opened up about dealing with anxiety and depression, which she got after taking anti-depressants.
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