Depression is a commonly undiagnosed illness that affects millions of people. ... Untreated depression can lead to very deep depression or even suicide. ... Bipolar disorder is different from any other form of depression. ... The most common symtoms of mania - the "highs" - are increased physical and mental activity and energy, heightened mood and self-confidence, excessive irratability, decreased need for sleep without experiencing fatigue, delusions and racing speech and thoughts. ... In conclusion, many people live each day undiagnosed with depression. ...

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When they found out that it could cure or treat againist almost everything from depression to decongestion. ... A additive drug like methamphetamine there is alot of symtoms they go through. The symtoms are severe craving, insomnia, restlessness, mental confusion, depression, and fatigue. The withdrawl lenght and severity of depression is related to how much and how often methamphetamine was used, it may last up to 48 hours or more....

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Now, I will discuss some of he casues, symtoms and treatments of gender identity disorder. ... People with gender idenity disorder are often said to have low self-seteem, social isolation, depression, and in some cases attemted suicide or suicide. ... Some obvious symtoms of gender identity disorder are the desire to be of the opposite sex, cross-dressing, playmates of the opposite sex, enjoying activities that are usually enjoyed by the opposite sex, avoidance and rejection of same-sex stereotypical games, Dislike of bodily sexual characteristics and functions and...

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What's Really Wrong with The Woman Behind The Yellow Wall Paper "The Yellow Wall-Paper" by Charlotte Perkins Gilman was written in 1892 a time when Psycological disorders were looked on as a symtom of a physical illness that could be treated with excersize and fresh air. ... As the narration unfolds however we begin to read first hand her of her depression. ... Reading further we come to the cause of the depression, "Such a dear baby! ... Postpartum depression sometimes takes place in women after they give birth. ... At the point in the text where we find out she has a child we are o...

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The most common psychological effect for people with End Stage kidney disease is depression. Depression illness is also usually acompanied by a lowered function of the immune system, alcohol and substance abuse, marital problems, and additional physical problems. With End Stage kidney disease patients on hemodialysis, depression is usually followed with higher death rates. ... Symtoms of pericarditis include having a dry cough, difficulty swallowing, hickups more often, ankle feet and leg swelling occasionally, anxiety, fatigue, and possible fever. Another concern when you are diagnosed w...

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Obsessive v/s Compulsive Disorder (OCD) Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (henceforth OCD) is an anxiety related disorders and is a potentially disabling condition that can persist throughout a person's life. The key features of OCD are obsessions and compulsions. Obsessions can be defined as persi...

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