By admin on Dec 29, 2008 in Depression Symptoms | Comments Off
Many women, after having a baby, experience bouts of mood swings. During such a period, it is not unusual to see them happy and elated one instant only to burst into tears the next. This condition is known as the “baby blues” – or more precisely, “postpartum depression.”
By admin on Nov 10, 2008 in Depression Symptoms | Comments Off
When it comes to traditional medical treatments for depression there are really just two types of treatments: psychological counseling to deal with the mental components of depression and drug therapy to treat the physiological causes of depression. Most doctors prescribe anti-depressants for patients even though some anti-depressants can have terrible side effects. Some [...]
By admin on Nov 8, 2008 in Depression Symptoms | Comments Off
Psychotic depression is the most serious type of depression. Most of the time people that have psychotic depression end up hospitalized to try and control their symptoms and keep them from harming themselves or others. Of the people that are admitted to the hospital for depression every year, one in four of those [...]
By admin on Nov 6, 2008 in Depression Symptoms | Comments Off
Chronic depression is also called dysthymia. Chronic depression is, as the name implies, a type of depression that lasts for a long time. Usually, chronic depression goes on for at least two years, sometimes longer. Unlike some of the other intense depressions, chronic depression isn’t debilitating.
By admin on Nov 6, 2008 in Depression Symptoms | Comments Off
Depression is categorized by doctors as a mental health disorder even though it does have physical components. It is a disease; it isn’t “just all in your head” and it is not simply a matter of needing to cheer up. Depression is more than just a feeling of sadness. Depression is usually considered to be [...]
By admin on Apr 9, 2008 in Depression Symptoms | Comments Off
Manic depression, otherwise known as bipolar disorder, is an illness wherein the individual suffers rapid shifts in mood of such import that they affect the individual’s ability to function normally.
By admin on Apr 9, 2008 in Depression Symptoms | Comments Off
If depression is considered as serious condition to adults, how would you consider depression in children? Actually, depression in children is the same as in adults’ with only a few exceptions. Therefore, this only means one thing – depression in children should be given immediate attention and care, especially they can’t make out the exact [...]
By admin on Oct 15, 2007 in Depression Symptoms | Comments Off
There are a lot of different types of depression medicines which are now available for the treatment of depression. Newer depression medicines have become obtainable that are safer and more effective than the older depression medications and have a fewer side effects. It is important to take note though, that all types of depression medicines, [...]
By admin on Oct 15, 2007 in Depression Symptoms | Comments Off
A very common condition, depression is believed by many experts to be the number one cause of disability in the world. In the United States alone, studies show that 17% of the population will experience the symptoms of depression at some point in their lives. Currently, there is an estimated 19 million people suffering from [...]
By admin on Oct 14, 2007 in Depression Symptoms | Comments Off
Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation, or simply rTMS for Depression, is one of the newest technology developed for the treatment of depression. It is a type of non invasive technique that uses a powerful electro magnet placed on the scalp of a person with depression. The magnetic impulses from the rTMS for Depression machine are said [...]