Posted on March 13, 2012 by DFHS Article Team
“Mental Depression” has been a scary word for people for a long time. Primarily depression is a change in mood. Generally people identify it with insanity. This is really not true. It’s a kind of disease but it doesn’t make anyone insane. It doesn’t make anyone apart from a general crowd. Depression also demands medical [...]
Posted on January 19, 2012 by DFHS Article Team
Depression is a condition that can be treated by medication. However, if you have depression, you can help yourself by learning to be kind to yourself, by realizing your self worth. While there are numerous medications available today to treat depression, they have many side effects. Thus, before depression becomes worse, it’s vital that it [...]
Posted on September 05, 2011 by DFHS Article Team
Many people make their way into their doctor’s office with complaints of fatigue, anxiety, or lack of energy, drive and focus. In many cases, attending physicians dispense anti-depressants, (some times like candy) such as selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) as a means to treat their symptoms of depression or anxiety. What these patients are actually [...]
Posted on August 25, 2011 by DFHS Article Team
Depression takes a holiday! Depression is the simplest mental illness to to stop, to pause, to relieve, yet day after day, in hospitals all over the country, doctors still attempt to cure depression without making patients aware of the very relief that is available to them for free.Some cases of severe, deep-seated depression might need [...]
Posted on August 01, 2011 by DFHS Article Team
Being an inhibitor which works by limiting the amount of neurotransmitter re-absorbed by the brain, Escitalopram is a selective serotinin uptake inhibitor. Nortriptyline, also an antidepressant, not only inhibits the uptake of sertonin, it also inhibits the intake of norepinephrine and dopamine (neurotransmitters too). In an experiment spreading over 12 weeks and involving people under the [...]
Posted on July 18, 2011 by DFHS Article Team
Signs of depression include things like insomnia, reduction of libido, suicidal thoughts, forgetfulness or reduction of focus, lack of stamina, bodyweight reduction, tiredness, lack of power, reduction in appetite, irritability, pressure and anxiety, minimal self esteem, helplessness and guilt, unresponsive to present occasions, tearfulness and reduced mood. Men and women suffering from depression demonstrate very [...]
