The Effects of Depression on a Relationship
The effects of depression on a relationship can test the strength, emotions, communication, and sexual wellbeing of the people involved.
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Major Depression vs. Atypical Depression: What is the Difference Between Major Depression and Atypical Depression?
If you are wondering what is the difference between major depression and atypical depression, this article can help you out. We discuss the …
Continue ReadingEffects Of Depression On Pregnancy
A pregnant women dreams and make plans about her unborn child but it never occurs to her that she may need to be aware of the effects of depression on …
Continue ReadingThe Warning Signs of Depression During Pregnancy
The image of a woman vibrant with the glow of pregnancy, feeling and looking her best, contrasts with the sadness and loss of pleasure some women …
Continue ReadingHow Does Major Depression Disorder Affect a Person's Performance?
So how does major depression disorder affect a person’s performance? This disease, like many other diseases, takes control of a person’s …
Continue ReadingHow Dysthymia Differs From Major Depression
Dysthymia is a lesser known variation of depression that differs from major depression in many ways.
Continue ReadingThe Symptoms of Mild and Major Depression Explored
Understanding the differences between the symptoms of mild and major depression can be difficult. Learn how to determine the differences here.
Continue ReadingFactors that Affect Recovering from Depression
Half of all episodes of major depression last more than three months, and over fifteen percent last more than five years. Here we review the factors …
Continue ReadingIncidence & Prevalence of Major Depression
Major depression affects up to 20% of Americans and puts considerable strain on society in term of reduction in productivity and treatment costs. Here …
Continue ReadingMajor Depressive Disorder: Recurrence and Relapse
The risk of relapse for someone with major depression exceeds 80% and patients having had a first episode are understood to experience further …
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