Know Different Types of Depression by Dr. Satyakant Trivedi Are you living in Bhopal? Have you heard about the deadly mental disorder called “Depression”? If not, then this blog post is for you! Depression can take you in grip at any stage of life, such as students get depression because of less preparation in exams, not getting better marks as expected etc. Couples get depression, because of bad relations with their partner, divorce, quarrel in families etc. Some women get it when they are pregnant. Sometimes it is a normal reaction to loss, life's struggles, or an injured self-esteem. You may experience it at any age of your life.
Learn about the different types of depression. These are types of depression Major Depression – Major depression, also known as unipolar or major depressive disorder. When a person constant feels sense of hopelessness and despair then he/she is a patient of major depression. While experiencing depression, you must talk to your doctor. Talk openly with your psychiatrist if you have these major depression symptoms. Chronic Depression (Dysthymia) – It is also called as Dysthymia, mild, chronic depression and is less severe and has fewer symptoms than major depression. Find out the root cause of it and treat it with your Psychologist in Bhopal. Postpartum Depression – It occurs in women soon after giving birth to child. This kind of depression symptoms includes sadness and hopelessness. Counseling and antidepressants are treatments available that are suggested by a psychiatrist. Bipolar Depression (Manic Depression) – It is part of a larger condition known as bipolar disorder. Learn all about the mood swings of bipolar depression (manic depression) and visit a mental health counselor to treat it. Seasonal Depression (SAD) – If you get depressed during certain times of the year then you may be victim of seasonal affective disorder. It is most likely to affect people of all ages and what your doctor can do is he/she can help you manage it. Psychotic Depression – It is a major depressive episode that is accompanied by psychotic symptoms. According to reports, around 20 percent of people who have major depression also have psychotic symptoms.
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