Depression symptoms confusion

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Avatar m tn definitely! you need to see your psychiatrist for treatment. i deal with the confusion almost daily and even medicine doesn't help much, but my psychiatrist isn't the best. i'm going to find a new one soon. some maybe depression too, i have anxiety with depression and mania cycles as well. anxiety can make you do some wierd things and it sounds like you have it.
Avatar f tn i have been having problems with depression for years going from severe to moderate. No one seems to want to talk about my symptoms though. i feel very detached from everything , my prospective seems to change.... what i see doesn't seem real .I experience moods swings that can change within a few hrs. I often feel suicidal infact on a regular basis. i have become a hermit not having any contact with people. I feel tired all the time even when i have been sleeping ok.
Avatar n tn Just to clarify, the list I posted are symptoms you "can" have. Not everyone will have these symptoms. Some will have none, some a few. Like a few others posted, they had no symptoms. That is why this disease is so nasty and hard to eradicate. It is sneaky and reproduces at such a fast pace. Eventually the battle that goes on between your immune system and HCV will cause you to feel symptoms. The most common being fatigue & joint pain.
Avatar f tn I actually feel worse as far as my memory, panic attacks, depression, fatigue and confusion and disorientation. The confusion and disorientation is getting so bad that its causing problems in my everyday life with work and driving. I feel nervous and afaid a lot because I cant figure out what is going on, all I know is the problem is getting worse. I go back to my GP in two weeks for my 6wk checkup. Also, I been dealing with anxiety and depression since my early 20's.
Avatar f tn does that need be corrected by bp meds.
Avatar m tn Like any condition, there are many symptoms that may indicate if a person is suffering depression. If you Google "symptoms of depression" you can easily get a list of the most common symptoms. These symptoms include some of these just to name a few: Loss of interest in activities, Loss of appitite, Anxiety, strong feelings of unexplained fear and dread, hopelessness, crying spells, inability to concentrate, confusion, exaustion.
1980361 tn?1345254209 thought i deserved it. And total confusion as to what was going on. A lot of people are sceptical about depression at your age. Say 'its a phase' or 'its just hormones'. Even so if its making you cut and contemplate suicide, its got to be serious and needs resolving. I never spoke to anyone about it for years. Not even friends. My advice, dont bottle it up. I hope your3 feeling better soon, its hard at your age. Just keep your head up and talk to people!
Avatar f tn Yes Depression, Anxiety, mental confusion, what we call "Brain Fog" are a few of many thyroid symptoms. And stress will cause these symptoms to be aggrivated and worse. Try and relax and just look at it like your on a trip, and turned off on a bumpy road, it will get better. we have all been through the depression symptoms of thyroid disease so you are not alone, we are always here to answer your questions.
Avatar f tn Yes people can be forgetful when they are rapid cycling. The again the combination of medications you taking can cause some cognitive confusion. Hard to say. Its odd to be on Depakoate and Lamictal both as when I was transferred there was a required two week break by my psychiatrist as he said they interact. Don't know if that's required but since it was taken as a precaution when I was prescribed it (not just for me but as a rule) it may be something to ask about.
Avatar f tn The headaches I get either begin in the base of my neck and wrap around my head to shoot piercing pain through my eye (these are most severe) or they begin as a sensation on being pinched or electrocuted on the top of my head (these linger for days or weeks with no relief from OTC medication). Other symptoms that I have include diarrhea, nausea, mood swings, loss of appetite, tremors in my hands, severe joint pain in my back, neck, and hands, and depression.
Avatar n tn Dear Sirs, I have taken a medicine called trileptal for about three days, one per day before sleeping, and i stopped together with another medicine called dogmatil also i stopped at the same time, after that i started to feel very bad things, to put it short panic attack, anxiety, confusion,do not know whats happening around me, sweeting, did not sleep for almost a week, insomnia, everything was hard. This trileptal medicine should be out of the market.
Avatar m tn ve experienced that too. Anxiety and depression can sometimes go hand in hand. Many times, anxiety can lead to depression, as it did in my case. Everything you mentioned can be attributed to stress or anxiety. It's always important to cover the medical bases first. Maybe have some bloodwork done or have a checkup with your doctor. If everything looks alright, then maybe consider seeing a therapist once a week. It's done wonders for me, having someone to talk to about it.
Avatar m tn He has bouts when he cannot do any reading, listening,copying for school. I think that this is tied to his depression. Others think that he is trying to get out of work. Does this happen to others. How do you get out of it?
481256 tn?1208392293 I felt really weird on the pills at first, but after a few weeks the symptoms went away. I began to not really feel any different and was still having panic attacks and also was unable to loose weight (despite exercising 4-5times a week), so I decided I no longer wanted to take the medication. I cut it down to 5mg for about a week, on the recomendation of my doctor. Today is the first day I have not taken it at all.
4987347 tn?1361974337 Hi - this is my first post as I'm entirely new to the site and really anything thyroid related. In a nutshell, I've had a pretty complicated health history my whole life. I am 30. Terrible seasonal allergies until around the age of 21 when I had my tonsils removed. Diagnosed with Chronic Fatigue Syndrom at 19 along with migraines and possible connective tissue disorder.