 Category: Depression
Category: Health and Fitness >> Depression<< previous page 1 2 3 4 5 next page >> by Alan Densky 
[ 2008-07-31 ]
Perinatal depression or postpartum depression can be the result of many elements. Because of the potential severity of the consequences of this illness, females diagnosed with depression need to seek help as soon as symptoms develop. Two very effective approaches that do not require medicine or huge amounts of money and time are hypnosis and NLP. by Jack Anderson
[ 2008-07-14 ]
In today's world, there are a majority of people who are suffering from great depression. There are several reasons behind the depression including work load at office or home, exam stress, tough competition in professional fields, business decline etc. To say in one word, the word ‘depression’ is present all over the world. Depression is a chronic disorder that not only affects a person’s mind but also his body. Sometimes depression leads the person to some extreme measures towards life like suicide. by Pamela Ravenwood
[ 2008-07-09 ]
Millions of individuals suffer from clinical or symptomatic depression by Sera Redmonds
[ 2008-07-08 ]
Unemployment is one of the greatest vices of the global world. The onset of globalization has also set in the unequal distribution of income. The competition is cut throat and the pressure to excel is maximum. Only the ones who can survive this competition......... by Umar Ahmed
[ 2008-07-04 ]
Panic disorder is known as “Fright-Psychic-Condition” which usually occurs without any reason or cause. A panic mess consists of different kinds of symptoms like chronic horror, fear, threat, heart throbbing, sweating and rapid breathing. The people of panic-disorder can’t sleep due to constant attacks of fear and fright throughout the night. by Sera Redmonds
[ 2008-07-01 ]
Have you ever given it a thought why most of the morose are morons? There is no need to go for a long logical deduction before.... by Sera Redmonds
[ 2008-06-27 ]
Rising competition & routine hassles has gifted us an unwanted evil – stress. Nowadays you will find several techniques & medications to deal with stress & stressors. But you yourself are the best doctor of any mental problem. Meditation has appeared as a self..... by Sera Redmonds
[ 2008-06-17 ]
“I have to finish the report today by 4 so that it can reach them by 5 and all formalities get completed today.” As you add another thing in your to-do list you feel like a bang on your head! You need not when you can.... by Sera Redmonds
[ 2008-06-17 ]
According to a study in the April issue of Archives of Internal Medicine, one of the JAMA/Archives journals, women of age 60 years or younger are more likely to suffer from depression during hospitalization..... by Sera Redmonds
[ 2008-06-17 ]
Fear, worry and anxiety are the signals from our mind asking us to take action against an adverse situation or a danger. This danger can be of any type; threat to our physical or emotional wellbeing, not doing well in a test, losing a job or losing a friend or even a close....... by Sera Redmonds
[ 2008-06-17 ]
Have you ever wondered why some people are prone to anxiety and some not? Complex isn’t it! Well I guess it all depends on the way we think. If we do irrational and illogical assumptions, we are bound to suffer from worries, stress and anxiety, even in a simple situation where other people with a logical mindset would handle it without worry or anxiety...... by Sera Redmonds
[ 2008-06-17 ]
When was the last time you enjoyed a fetch play with your dog? Or enjoyed a sunny day picnic with your family members? When was the last time you stayed at home and watched Will & Grace or FRIENDS? Do you know laughter and fun are the best ways to control stress and prevent mental and physical damage?..... by Sera Redmonds
[ 2008-06-17 ]
If you have been suffering from anxiety for quite a long period, you must have heard about anxiety disorder which has made you all the more hopeless about your condition. Now let me confirm that most of the..... by David Cowley
[ 2008-05-28 ]
It can be very difficult to deal with depression or to understand someone who suffers from this condition. There are many misconceptions about the condition, what causes, what fixes it, and how it affects someone. Most people don't even realize that there are many forms of the disease, from post-natal depression to the feelings one suffers after a trauma or shock.
by Julia Sorensen
[ 2008-05-26 ]
Are you trying to overcome depression? Perhaps you suffer from seasonal depression that is just starting to lift as the spring months approach. by peter hutch
[ 2008-05-24 ]
Postpartum depression can make you feel restless, anxious, fatigued and worthless. Some new moms worry they will hurt themselves or their babies. Unlike the "baby blues," postpartum depression does not go away quickly by peter hutch
[ 2008-05-24 ]
Postpartum Depression that occurs during pregnancy or within a year after delivery is called perinatal depression. The exact number of women with depression during this time is unknown by Michael Lee
[ 2008-05-22 ]
While there is no clinical classification that separates male depression from female depression, clinicians have reason to believe that depression in men may take a different curve from the way women face depression. by peter hutch
[ 2008-05-19 ]
Depression is one of the most common emotional disorders. It may be manifested in varying degrees: from feelings of slight sadness to utter misery and dejection. Depression is a very unpleasant malady and is far more difficult to cope with than a physical ailment by charli jhonson
[ 2008-05-17 ]
You are going through a transition phase if you are a teen or a parent of teenage son or daughter. We know that this is the period of great turmoil physiologically and psychologically for your grown up kid. by peter hutch
[ 2008-05-12 ]
Mood disorders are also called affective disorders. Mood disorders have a major economic impact through associated health care costs as well as lost work productivity. A mood is an emotion or feeling that lasts a long time. Moods affect how we act. Your mood also affects how you feel about yourself and life in general. Mood disorder problems may be caused by changes in your life. Chemical changes in your body can also cause a mood disorder. Moods range from feeling sad to feeling happy. by Rachel Broune
[ 2008-05-11 ]
Depression is a disorder which affects mind and body in a number of ways. It has many symptoms. They include loss of energy and lack of concentration. Other symptoms include sadness, anger and frustration. Extreme cases can lead the victim to attempt suicide. Depression can be caused by an unbalanced state of mind or some physical factor.
by Rachel Broune
[ 2008-05-11 ]
Depression can be grade in terms of severity — meek, moderate, or severe. The level of your depression can determine how you’ll be treated. Most important in the treatment is the right attitude of those who are in contact with the patient, also an accurate diagnosis by Safaa Abdel-Aziz
[ 2008-05-10 ]
In verses 9:126-129 of the Noble Quran, Allah asks mankind this question: do they not see that they are tried every year once or twice?
It is noticeable that mankind anywhere and everywhere is tested at least once a year with drought, disaster, catastrophe, misfortune and/or diseases.
However, still they do not repent of their disbelief nor do they remember or do they heed admonition.
by peter hutch
[ 2008-05-09 ]
Depression is a common mental disorder that presents with depressed mood, loss of interest or pleasure, feelings of guilt or low self-worth, disturbed sleep or appetite, low energy, and poor concentration. by peter hutch
[ 2008-05-09 ]
The general definition of depression is a psychological disorder that affects a person's mood changes, physical functions and social interactions. by Karen Larsen
[ 2008-05-07 ]
Have you ever been to a dinner event and become so self conscious that the other diners are watching your every move that you've been too nervous to enjoy yourself. You may be suffering from SAD. by Corwin Brown
[ 2008-05-07 ]
Depression exists in the emotional part of the brain. Brainswitching uses basic mental exercises to switch the neuronal activity from the emotional part of the brain (the subcortex) to the thinking part of the brain (the neocortex) which does not have the capacity for depression. by Corwin Brown
[ 2008-05-07 ]
Depression is perhaps the most common of all mental health problems, currently felt to affect one in every four adults to some degree. Depression is a problem with mood/feeling in which the mood is described as sad, feeling down in the dumps, being blue, or feeling low. While the depressed mood is present by Corwin Brown
[ 2008-05-07 ]
Postpartum Depression is a type of depression that a mother experiences immediately after childbirth. It is more serious and lasts longer than 'baby blues'.Postpartum depression occurs in approximately 10 percent of childbearing women. by Julie Frey Frey
[ 2008-05-01 ]
For a long time, it's been well recognized among bipolar researchers that mania and depression can affect sleep patterns. But can the reverse be true as well, can sleep patterns trigger a bipolar reaction? by lee stith
[ 2008-04-30 ]
This one's for all of you who feel like all the little things in your life are out of control. lf you have so many things to do that you can't seem to finish any of them, take thirty minutes and complete just one of the short chores listed below. by John Scott
[ 2008-04-29 ]
The aricle looks at the relaionship between zoloft and weight gain. It initially prefers the explanation that any weight gain is due to overeating, but then accepts the possibility that some people will experience weight gain as a side effect to themedication. by lee stith
[ 2008-04-29 ]
Your doctor may recommend an older tricyclic antidepressant such as imipramine (Tofranil) and doxepin (Sinequan). Although these can work well, a newer group of tricyclics for example, nortriptyline (Aventyl) and desipramine (Norpramin) seem to be better tolerated, especially by older people. by lee stith
[ 2008-04-29 ]
You will be encouraged to understand these patterns in relation to your life experiences, including your childhood and your relationship with your family. This can relieve guilt and also help you start thinking more realistically and positively . by lee stith
[ 2008-04-29 ]
Manic episodes can be extremely debilitating for the sufferer and upsetting for family members who must cope with their relative's frantic activity. In extreme cases the person must be hospitalized to protect him self and others. by lee stith
[ 2008-04-29 ]
Lynn had always been a happy sort of teenager, but during the last six months she seemed to have changed completely. In fact, since her seven teeth birthday she had gradually drifted away from most of her friends. by John Scott
[ 2008-04-21 ]
The article asserts that the black box warnings on the risk of suicide sent out with zoloft do not properly answer the question, "What is the precise role of zoloft?" Until they do, people cannot make an informed decision on whether to use the medication. by John Scott
[ 2008-04-16 ]
The article looks at two decisions in the US courts and some new Canadian research about the effectiveness of warnings put out by the FDA and Health Canada. It seems that the warning about the risk of suicide when taking SSRIs were inadequate but pre-emption prevents a tort claim in the US. by John Scott
[ 2008-04-08 ]
The article considers whether there is any evidence that Zoloft may assist people who have Alzheimer’s Disease and are depressed. It concludes that the limited evidence is quite encouraging. by John Scott
[ 2008-04-07 ]
The article reflects on the news of the inquest verdict on the death of Daniel Smith. Although the way he died could be an accident, it may also be as a result of the suicide risks in the use of Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors. Yet perhaps it is always better not to characterise a death as suicide unless it is unavoidable. by Pattrick Jhonson
[ 2008-04-02 ]
Many people who suffer from clinical depression or anxiety become abnormally vigilant about their bodies, focusing on every little change, and it's not uncommon for them to develop hypochondria. by John Scott
[ 2008-04-01 ]
The article questions whether the use of medications such as Zoloft is justified since no-one dies of being depressed. After examining the evidence for the incidence of psychiatric illnesses and its effects, it concludes that morally and economically, states should treat depression as a high priority in the provision of health cover.
by John Scott
[ 2008-04-01 ]
The article focuses on the research findings that there is a link between depression and the incidence of type 2 diabetes. The risk is increased if patients take either a Selective Serotonin Reuptake Inhibitors (SSRI) like Zoloft or a tricyclic antidepressant (TCA). by John Scott
[ 2008-03-30 ]
The article reports the latest reassuring research finding that there is no evidence that Zoloft or the other SSRIs cause any significant risk of birth defects among unborn children. But asks why no-one does the same research for nursing mothers to ensure that their babies will not be damaged while breast-feeding. by louise forrest
[ 2008-03-27 ]
For the overwhelming majority of teenagers out there, bad skin ranks anywhere from a minor inconvenience to a social disaster. by John Scott
[ 2008-03-26 ]
The article is an obituary for Heath Ledger, the Australian movie actor who died in January 2008. It reflects on the fact that he relied on Xanax to remain functional in the face of intrusive media pressure. Sadly, he took a cocktail of medications and died. by Julie Frey Frey
[ 2008-03-19 ]
New bipolar treatment uses therapy to help bipolar patients control their manic attacks. Manic attacks have decreased a dramatic 50%. by Robert Baird Baird
[ 2008-03-19 ]
When doctors talk about the disease of depression, they aren't talking about occasional feelings of sadness or "the blues" that all of us experience from time to time. Depression is a serious condition that can have a variety of persistent physical, emotional and cognitive effects. by peter hutch
[ 2008-03-15 ]
Yoga is a relaxing form of exercise that can help alleviate depression. Meditation and yoga poses can help you attack the root cause of depression - the feeling that you can't handle the demands of your life. It tones the nervous system, stimulates circulation, promotes concentration, and energizes your mind and body. |
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