depression causes irritability

I've had the exact same feelings, especially the weird restless sensation. I feel like I can't sit still, I can't tolerate ANYTHING, but at the same time I'm too tired to get up. It's really annoying and I'm not sure what causes it, but I too have been diagnosed with anxiety and depression. I've noticed it happens more on my days off, or days where I don't do much but lounge about so I don't know if it's pent up energy or what.

s care for depression? If not, you should be as these are all classic symptoms of depression. There is help for this, and if you're not getting any treatment then make an appt. to see a psychiatrist so the two of you can discuss what course of treatment would be best for you...therapy and/or medication. Depression makes us feel like this, and it's rare that we can beat it on our own. I wish you all the best.

The Chinese believe depression causes a decrease in the flow of qi (chi), which is your life force, and the use of Chinese herbs re-energizes the flow of qi through the chest, Chinese herbs and Acupuncture work effectively together to relieve depression

t diagnosed properly until I was in my mid-twenties. For a long time, depression was my primary and most debilitating problem. As I moved into my thirties, mania became my primary issue. Now, at 37, it has moved into mixed episodes, three days sky high, three days way low, over and over or, manic and depressive symptoms simultaneously.

Irritability is unambiguously a side effect of Interferon! This is my 3rd go around in the last 20 years ( 2 failures that included Interferon and a present "thus far EVR triple therapy) and all times the Interferon caused a disproportionate reaction to any perceived slight by anyone....Just tonight I thought about head butting an aggressive train rider in the nose for being pushy....

It is very unusual for diazepam to cause respiratory arrest. The death may be coincidental. There is no evidence that diazepam causes excessive ventricular irritability. Alcoholics tend to go suddenly. Don't blame yourself. Hopefully there was an autopsy. I'll throw out a wild card. Depression of the repiratory system does not cause sudden "gasping". A blood clot in one of the main vessels leading to the lungs causes "sudden gasping". That is my guess.

My husband is a doctor. He was diagnosed with mod-severe clinical depression at age 25. He is able to get zoloft and ativan for himself and has for years. He has no psychiatrist/therapist and refuses one. He gets angry easily, verbally abuses, has such misperceptions it is amazing. Communication is soooo difficult. MY QUESTIONS: Does Zoloft become less effective over time or are there chemical changes that call for a dosage change?

I have been having chronic irritability for a while, I am not sure if it is this psychoactive herb called kratom that is causing it, depression or both. Because I had chronic irritability in the past before I discovered the kratom. I cant stop obsessing over it, the irritability is so unbearable its like I want to crawl out of my skin. My psychiatrist tried to put me on a anti-psychotic but I am afraid to take it.

It may include feelings of sadness, anxiety, emptiness, hopelessness, worthlessness, guilt, irritability, or restlessness. If you have depression you need to get help tell your doctor about it for sure he might have something to help you.

Hello. My name is Ed. I have Bipolar II. I was diagnosed in 2005 and stabilized with Lamictal and Abilify. However, I've never really gotten a handle on irritability. Although I've dealt with anxiety and depression, those have more or less been managed. But I still find myself having uncontrolled irritability, and I get crazy over things that wouldn't make a normal person crazy (chirping of car alarms, people whistling, other stupid stuff).

Can 6mp or another name for it is 6-Mercaptopurine, cause depression and irritability???

Dear All, I am a 23 year old and I have been suffering from migraine for 13 years but recently the problems associated with and without migraines got worse including severe mood swings, irritability, depression, dizziness, hallucinations etc. On doing an MRI last week, the reports stated consistent presence of Cavum Septum Peluucidum. can anyone tell me if my conditions will get worse.

I really expected to get depressed because I have suffered from severe depression in the past, but actually I am just really irritable. I have never been like this before - I actually go into rages and I don't like it at all. It is not me. I really didn't want to get on anything as I got off of the anti-depressants two years ago and want it to stay that way. I don't feel they ever really did anything to help, but I have to try something.

I am newly diagnosed with PCOS. Turns out my years of fatigue/low energy, irritability, depression and appearance issues weren't just me being overly sensitive and lazy. Now how do I explain to my husband what PCOS is and how is affects me physically, mentally and emotionally so that he understands why I feel the way I do? I'm afraid he won't believe me or just figure I'm making excuses for my "laziness". Anyone have a similar experience or have any suggestions?

s for a couple years and am on 75mcg levothyroxine and 10mcg Cytomel. The Cytomel seems to help with depression and irritability. I am frustrated with this disease for many reasons but the most troublesome is the lack of sexual desire. My endo has said it's a symptom and I have read it is on many sites but I don't see much talk about it in forums. Is anyone else experiencing this and what have you done to improve it? My husband is understanding but frustrated (as am I).

Is there any connection between abdominal discomfort/pain and low vitamin D? I recently had blood work and a ultrasound on my abdomen. I have to wait for my follow-up appointment for my results but I'm curious if aside from muscle pain, back pain, fatige, anxiety, depression. It also causes diffuse abdominal pain.

I have had depression for 20 years, and know I must stay on medication for the rest of my life. I am 69 so not so bad, for a younger person it must be a worry. Obviously you have to stay on an anti-depressant until you feel you are well enough to stop. I have stopped 3 times, but for me, the depression always comes back. You have to decide what is best for you. It is known that depression does often return. Try stopping, if you feel you want to, and see how you go. Only you can decide.

I have been having chronic irritability for a while, I am not sure if the kratom is causing it or depression. Because I had chronic irritability in the past before I discovered the kratom but I don't think it was as bad, now I cant stop obsessing over it, the irritability is so unbearable its like I want to crawl out of my skin. My psychiatrist tried to put me on a anti-psychotic but I am afraid to take it.

Right now, my pdoc and I decided that it might be beneficial to try a med washout period. So, I have been trying to get off Effexor for the last few weeks. I had been on 75mg since November. I started by alternating 75mg one day with 37.5mg the next, then 37.5mg for one week, then 37.5mg every other day. I didn't make it a week with 37.5mg every other day because the withdrawal was so bad. So now I am taking 25mg generic immediate-release venlafaxine for one week, then 12.

Absolutely ! Im going for a full thyroid panel tomorrow as a matter of fact. It can also cause you to miss taking that deep breath ie: irregular breathing, google "Hypothyroid and deep breath" I was amazed and hopeful, I have about ten symptoms of "hypo" Anxiety, depression, irritability, fatigue, dry skin, constipation, tingling and numbness in hands and feet, irregualr breathing, sensitivity to temperature (never had it before, now I cant take cold, im always cold now)....

On the sides of Sovaldi it mentions irritability, like I really need more of it:) Has anyone had this experience and share what you did about it?

Ok Mommys I have been extremely irritable and hormonal the last two days and I just don't feel good at all. No consistent contractions but I've heard increased irritability is sometimes a sign of labor coming soon. Anyone have experience with this?!?!

Ok Mommys I have been extremely irritable and hormonal the last two days and I just don't feel good at all. No consistent contractions but I've heard increased irritability is sometimes a sign of labor coming soon. Anyone have experience with this?!?!

Irritability is a very common side effect. Many people use AD's to control depression which can cause irritability. Fatigue is another common side effect. Even with sleep aids fatigue is a constant among those of us who are treating. AD's usually take several weeks to start working so you many want to talk with your doctor about this before starting treatment.

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