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Depression
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Depression
Depression is a disorder of emotional well-being, which lead to a
depierdere of sadness or feelings of hope for a long period of time.
Being more serious than a simple episode of sadness, grief, or just a
temporary feeling of energy, decrease depression can have a significant
impact on your joy of living life, of work, of the capacity of the general
health and people close.Depression manifests itself differently from
one person to another. Some feel "daramati" for long operioada of
time, while others take the depression come and go. If a person has
episodes of mild depression, it may be able to continue their
professional lives and to cope with daily activities. However, if the
person does not follow a form of treatment for depression, it is subject
to the risk of becoming increasingly more depressed or physical decay.
In severe cases of depression, that person can get to the inability to
communicate, the inability to perform routine activities and even
suicide. Inaceste cases, a specialist advice and follow-up treatment are
essential.People with depression may be resistant to the idea of
seeking help because they believe that it is a proof of the fulfilment of
personal weakness or a defect of character or believe they should be
able to go out alone in this State.Today we know that depression, like
any other medical disorder, a biological and chemical basis.Treatment
of depression is usually safe and effective even in the case of people
with severe depression.
What causes causes depression is a subject extensively studied at
present.Experts believe that genetic predisposition, along with stressful
life events, medical conditions, medications or other factors, may result
restlessness and inability to stay quiet or, on the contrary, the feeling
that any movement requires a great effort-permanent fatigue feelingfeelings of guilt or of devaluation without apparent reason-recurrent
death or suicide.If a person shows at least five of these symptoms for a
longer period of 2 weeks and if one of the symptoms is either sadness
or loss of interest, the person is diagnosed with major depression.
However, even if there are fewer than five symptoms, it could be a
depression, and it requires the administration of a treatment.If there
are 2 to 4 symptoms for a period of at least 2 years (1 year in children),
it can be a form of long-term depression, called distimica (distimia)
disorder. Many women may have mood changes before menstruating.
Premenstrual physical and emotional symptoms that interfere with
interpersonal relationships or with your daily responsibilities are known
as premenstrual syndrome (SPM). However, women who have
premenstrual symptoms physical and emotional that seriously interfere
with daily life can have a form of depression called premenstrual
dysphoric disorder premenstrual.Many doctors usually generalist,
consult people who exhibit general symptoms which can be difficult
given a depression. These symptoms, which occur frequently in
depression, may be:-headaches and other aches and pains with various
locations-digestive problems including constipation and diarrhea-loss of
interest in sexual activity or an inability to have an active sex lifefeelings of anxiety or concern without an obvious reason-autoacuzarea
or prosecution of others for the condition of depression or lack of
movement-speaking for hours.Other symptoms of depression can be:overeating and weight gain, which occur more frequently than the loss
of appetite-increasing the duration of sleep, more common than
insomnia-easy, complained craze, bad General State, along with anxiety
that lasted for 4 days or more, the doctor should be informed of this.
Manic episodes, hypomanic episodes or lighter, are part of bipolar
disorder.Some types of antidepressant medications may worsen
symptoms bipolar, so it is very important that the symptoms to be
diagnosed accurately. When the doctor is consulted, it is important to
discuss with him about any symptoms that could be due to depression.
Approximately half of all cases of depression are subdiagnosticate and
subtratate. That's why the doctors and family physicians to routinely
ask questions related to depression, on the occasion of each checkup
performed.
Treatment. Treatment initial
Treatment of depression may include administration of antidepressant
medications, therapeutic counseling, such as cognitive-behavioral
therapy, or a combination of both treatment modalities.Therapeutic
counselling (psychotherapy) may be enough for mild or moderate
depression. If symptoms are severe, debut most likely initial treatment
will include both antidepressant medications and therapeutic
counseling.Hospitalization may be necessary if there were signs of a
suicide, such as thoughts or plans of self-injury or injury to another
person, detachment from reality (psychosis) or excessive alcohol
consumption, or drug use.Sometimes it takes several attempts to find
the type of psychotherapy and medication that are most effective in
person.May be required for a period of 4 to 12 weeks until the drugs to
make their effect, although usually they act more quickly.It is therefore
very important that the person with depression to collaborate with the
doctor in order to find together the best treatment.