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Clinical depression? (Answers: 9) (Comments: 0)

i was diagnosed with clinical depression by my GP and after having a psychological assecement. i was wonderin if people have tips on what els i can do to keep myself occupied, like i find sometimes i'm really hiper and sily then th next minute i'm can stand anything! i kno that people go through ups and downs all the time so mayb i'm overacting, any ideas? suggestions ? what i can do to get more hepl? thanks alot

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clinical depression? (Answers: 4) (Comments: 0)

"...In developed countries, such as the United States, the percentage of the population diagnosed with clinical depression is much greater than that in developing countries...." what does clinical depression means ? it seems its kind of disease ....does it like fever ? or some sort of like that ? i want to know what does clinical depression means

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Clinical Depression? (Answers: 2) (Comments: 0)

It is said that Clinical Depression is caused by an inbalance of chemicals in the brain. Does this slowly occur to someone or can it just randomly happen at any time?

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What is clinical depression and is it different from just having the blues or feeling tired? (Answers: 2) (Comments: 0)

How does a person get diagnosed with clinical depression?

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What's the difference between clinical depression and dysthymic disorder? (Answers: 2) (Comments: 1)

I know clinical depression is more serious, but lasts shorter, while Dysthymic disorder [or dysthymia] is chronic and less severe. But, is there another difference in between them? Like, what types of things would cause dysthymia and clinical depression? Is it a chemical imbalance or something like that? Or does it just develop? I just want to understand what I have to deal with better. =/

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What's the difference between Reactive Depression and Clinical Depression? (Answers: 4) (Comments: 2)

"Normal Depression is often triggered by an event or circumstance in which you react to emotionally, such as the death of a loved one. This type of depression is psychological because you are emotionally “reacting” to something that has happened." "Clinical Depression is more serious, triggered by a chemical imbalance in the brain. This is a biological disorder of the brain, but it has psychological symptoms. This type of depression need not follow any sad, stressful or upsetting event; it can kick in for no apparent reason at all other than a change in one’s brain chemicals." Is this correct or is clinical depression just depression that is more serious and is not specifically due to chemical imbalance? I'm kind of confused about all this. I thought that was right but I'm doing research for school and I keep getting mixed information. Most people say clinical depression in depression which lasts more than a few weeks, but that didn't sound like the proper meaning.

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How exactly is clinical depression caused and what are the symptoms.? (Answers: 4) (Comments: 0)

I have a real bad case of clinical depression and i want to know how it is caused.

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What does it say about my clinical depression when a conversion to Judaism can cure it? (Answers: 2) (Comments: 0)

Seriously, that's what has happened to me. I used to suffer from chronic anxiety and clinical depression for years, was medicated, the lot; until my wife and I decided to convert. And wham! Gone, over night, and I've been feeling fabulous for months now without lapse. Ever since then, I wonder what my previous anxiety and depression were caused by, and what's more, what it is that Judaism supplies that totally cancels that condition. What could it be?

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