Depression is a commonly misdiagnosed or under-diagnosed condition, it may manifest itself by means of physical or emotional symptoms. According to the National Institutes of Health and Centers for Disease Control, common symptoms for depression include:
Change in eating or sleeping behaviors that persist for more than one week.
Lack of motivation.
Hyper-reaction to life experiences.
Changes to one’s physical appearance.
Unexplained aches or pains that persist.
Thoughts of suicide.
Lack of energy and enthusiasm for activities one once enjoyed.
Feelings of abandonment or loss of hope.
Feelings of isolation.
Persistent use of alcohol and other substances to self-medicate.
Physical symptoms including lethargy, mystery illnesses, or constant headaches.
When it comes to depression however, the news is good. When treated with prompt care and guidance, more than 90% of patients will recover fully. Depression affects the mind and the body, to treat depression fully one must address both the mind and the body. A pill is not enough; psychotherapy for some patients may not be enough. Depression isn’t about either or; rather, it is an integration of processes both physical and emotional in nature.
If you suspect you or someone you love suffers from depression, you owe it to yourself to learn as much as you can about this debilitating condition. Do not let depression conquer your life. You can learn how to set priorities and take charge of your life, whether you use medication therapy or not to overcome your feelings.
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Find out what these terms mean and how you can use them in the recovery process:
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