Depression is the state of our brain which can take over our emotions. Emotion is a issue which cannot be defined that easily. It is incredibly obscure concept. It is totally related to some words like thought or feelings. We will try to know about depressive disorders and their symptoms.
- Loss of interest and depressed mood are very much associated with the primary terms of depression disorders. The mind cannot response to the news which is very much pleasant to an enthusiastic man. This is known as the major episode of depression.
- A significant depressive disorder is Dysthymia or Dysthymic disorder. The symptoms of this disorder are mild at first but the chronic impact can be severe. This severity can fluctuate within different scales. The chronic result of Dysthymia can cause Double Depression. Double depression refers to supervening co morbid major depressive episodes.
- Frequent combined depression can occur in one's life. This can be temporary and may last only for two weeks or more and can come back again. And this can cause terrible results.
- A terrible disorder can be caused if MADD is present there. MADD refers to Mixed Anxiety and Depression Disorder.
- Due to Psychological changes after child born most of the mothers face some hard time. They feel mild decline in mood and loss interest in many things. This disorder mainly takes place due to the psychological changes that take place after motherhood.
- Sometimes depression can catch us due to season changes. This is known as the seasonal depression effect. This is not that terrifying or major disease. But it can cause some incredibly bad time to the sufferer.
- Inferiority disorders can be a phenomenon that can take place due to depression.
- From the very close observations of the psychologists they found that the average age is 21 for both males and females to get attacked by the manic depressive disorders. This can cause hallucinations or other psychotic phenomena.
- Sadness or depression can take place greatly after being deprived or to get bereaved. The common phenomena for these are anxiety, insomnia and somatic syndromes.
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Reference used:
Ava T. Albrecht, MD and Charles Herrick, MD 100 Questions & Answers About Depression
An Atlas of depression by David S. Baldwin and Jon Birtwistle (University of Southampton
Southampton, UK)
