Depression

If you are looking for depression, it is likely that your therapist classified on the basis of the diagnosis, what are the symptoms, their intensity, how long and what could be the reason. In many cases, depression associated with other diseases, such as alcohol or drug abuse, eating disorders, anxiety disorders, and endometriosis.

• severe depression - Given the more serious type of depression, people who suffer from it, and show a greater severity of symptoms, then a smaller number of types of people. A sign of therapists to try to diagnose depression, as it affects their daily lives. If you are losing or have lost interest in doing things that normally used to make very good chance that we will suffer for this.



• Dysthymia - This is a less severe form of depression. Several of his victims go through life sad, or just do not seem to enjoy their lives. These feelings are mild compared with those who suffer from major depression, but people with dysthymia are more likely to become a victim of major depression.

• Bipolar Depression - also known as manic depression or bipolar disorder, is characterized by significant mood swings high and low. These mood swings can occur suddenly, without apparent reason. These mood swings up and down is believed to be caused by an imbalance in brain chemistry and can usually be treated successfully with medication.

• Atypical depression - This type of depression are interspersed with periods of happiness and good feelings. These episodes are usually associated with happy event in the lives of a person.

• Depression Childbirth - About 10% of new mothers suffer from some form of depression after childbirth. Most of the time is related to hormone levels after the sudden and the symptoms disappear as a new mother's hormone levels back to normal. Women who have suffered from depression before the birth are the most likely version of the birth.

• psychotic depression - This is an extreme form of major depression. The symptoms, the main symptoms, including auditory hallucinations (hearing voices), visual hallucinations and delusions. These hallucinations and delusions and negative are alarming and dangerous to the patient, not only for themselves but for others.

• Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) - also known as "Winter Blues" is a form of depression that occurs during certain times of the year. In this case, it usually occurs in winter with depressive symptoms worse in the middle of winter. Most research shows that it is related to the amount of light a person is exposed, leading to changes in brain chemistry.

Depression is the most talked about and knows the psychological illness. Television commercials are full of advertisements of medicines that can help and almost everyone knows someone who suffers its effects. It is important that if you think you or someone you know suffers from some form of medical help. With the diagnosis of all forms of depression can be treated and their victims who have returned to normal life.