March 21st, 2008
Depression and Suicide
By Christina Sponias
One cannot completely cure depression without knowing how to cure craziness because several times, depression is the initial step of craziness or a consequence of craziness.
I use the term craziness all the time, instead of saying neurosis, hysteria, psychosis and schizophrenia, because craziness is only one process.
We have divided it into several stages and assigned a name to each stage, but the process is exactly the same with the difference that it gives to the patient based on different characteristics as the human conscience is gradually destructed by the anti-conscience, the wild and evil part of the human conscience.
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February 25th, 2008
Some depression is common in all our lives. It is usually caused by a life crisis, such as the loss of someone we are close to, moving away from close friends, the breakup of a marriage, and so on. Almost any major change in our lives creates stress. It is when the stress-caused depression hangs on for a long time and we become increasingly unable to function in our normal roles that the ailment is serious, requiring help.
If you are feeling melancholy, down in the dumps, some basic techniques can help brighten your feeling of the blues. Remake your lifestyle with basic natural remedy for depression.
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February 20th, 2008
The medical condition of depression is a result of many different reasons and it is often tough to decide the exact cause of depression.
Some reasons can be related to long ago abuse and injury while others many be related to current stressful situations such as financial issues and even other reasons for depression can be related to either illegal drug use or as a result of side effects of certain prescription drugs.
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February 10th, 2008
Several types of depression exist. Depressed (or irritable) mood or a loss of interest in pleasurable activities is characteristic of all types, and all types have to cause impairment in functioning. There are some differences in symptom presentation, however, and depression treatment approaches may vary somewhat. The different types of depression include the following:
- Major depressive disorder
- Dysthymic disorder
- Seasonal affective disorder
- Bipolar depression
- Depressive disorder not otherwise specified
In major depression, qualifiers can be added to the diagnosis, such as “atypical”, “melancholic”, or “post-partum onset”. Such qualifiers describe a specific pattern of symptom presentation. For example, increased appetite, rejection sensitivity, and a sensation of heaviness of the limbs characterize an atypical major depressive episode.
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