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Old 10-26-2009, 05:41 AM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Mood Disorders Similar to Depression

Indeed, sadness, depression, and anxiety are often triggered by life events - and the symptoms are not easily separated out.

"We see this very frequently." "Financial, relationship, and family problems - all these can trigger anxiety and sadness, so we consider these feelings to be normal. They are not normal when the feelings are extremely intense, when they impair everyday functioning, affect quality of life. When all that is happening, it becomes difficult to solve the very problems that started the depression."

In addition to anxiety and depression, there might be something else going on -- bipolar disorder. This is a condition that involves shifts in a person's mood from severe depression to manic phases - with soaring highs, restlessness, difficulty concentrating, racing thoughts, impulsive decisions, reckless behavior, and poor judgment. In many cases there is normal mood in between the phases.
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what is your purpose in posting this?
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