depression symptoms for adults

I am desperate to find something that will help my depression. I live in Lou, Ky. so if anyone knows of a Dr. that treatments adults with either (if they do work) the ect, or magnetic treatment PLEASE let me know ASAP! Thanks soo much Deb.

Singulair could cause depression & suicide for some people that used it.

Depression in children It was earlier believed that children and young adolescents are incapable of experiencing depressive symptoms and hence cannot suffer from depression. It is possible that many cases of childhood depression were being treated as school phobia or behavioural or temperamental aberrations.

I think you have it backwards -- drugs can only help so much, it's therapy that is a cure if there is a cure. It's also well recognized that most childhood anxiety is of a different nature than the chronic anxiety that affects adults. These meds were never tested on children nor approved for children, so are used off-label. I'd do anything to avoid meds for adults, and even more so for children.

Adderall is the most commonly prescribed ADHD medicine for adults. I think most insurance companies cover it until a person is 25. Some will cover it for longer. I had to start paying out of pocket on my 26th birthday. Some versions of extend release Ritalin are also FDA approved for adults and there are also non stimulant alternatives.

i mean im a medical student i studied a psychiatric course and what i read from many lectures about depression is it says one of the etiology is genetic! so do i have higher risk for depression than someone whose mother is not depressed?

s just feeling how we adults do when we have been on holiday for a week. For most, the first few days home are like a massive come down from the excitement and adrenilin we lived on while we were away. If this is the case I'm sure he'll snap out of it soon.

It presents as multiple, small, dome-shaped papules, often with a central depression or plug. In adults, molluscum infections are often sexually transmitted and can transmit from one site to other skin sites by aoutoinocultaion. Treatment includes physical destruction or manual extrusion of the lesions, cryotherapy, and curettage. I suggest you to get it evaluated from a dermatologist. I hope it helps.

//www.webmd.com/add-adhd/guide/adhd-adults and see if any of these fit. I am not aware of SID sites for adults but specialmom could help with that.

it is important for you to discuss all your questions and concerns with him/her and find a treatment regiment that you are comfortable with and that is effective. Discuss your depression and anxiety symptoms as well as these are treatble and you should not have to suffer from them Thank you for using the forum, I hope you find this information useful, good luck.

I am 28 years old. I went to the Dr 2 years ago for depression/fatigue. I tried several different antidepressants with no luck. I had blood work done in March and my allergy dr said I had mono. I also had it when I was 12 years old. I am still fatigued/depressed. I have started experiencing numbness/tingling in my arms and legs. I also have been experiencing some tingling on my head. It only happens on one side at a time.

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i have been really hungry for high sugar foods/ candy! I used to hate candy. but now i crave it regularly. I've been going to the bathroom a lot, and i've been really tired. I'm having a lot of trouble getting out of bed when my dog comes and wakes me up for school. My grandma (my dads mom) recently passed away last year and she had type 2 diabetes. so does my grandpa on my moms side. I weight 172 and my height is 5 foot, and I am 14 1/2 years old. Please tell me what i should do..

Hi, im a 20 yr old female and I can relate to some of your symptoms and actually felt the need to go to the ER for them the other day. but they told that everything was fine with my tests and they only found a cyst in my sinus which they didnt find too concerning. I have a doctors appointment next month to follow up with because i feel i need more testing for my issues. you should too.

I have suffered with depression for many years. i have tried every medication under the sun, but when they finally "start working" I can't stand the side-effects (anxiety, shakiness, general feelings of unease, etc.). I'm wondering if anyone else experiences this? It's called non-treatable depression, medication resistant depression, or something like that. All I know is that it's a viscious circle.

There is a very strong link between depression and ADD or ADHD. In kids, its 10 to 30% ("The ADD/ ADHD Answer book," by Susan Ashley. ), My own opinion from reading posts here from undiagnosed adults is that it is much higher. My opinion is that if your therapist wants to help you, the therapist would do some research on AD/HD. Knowing what is the cause of depression is the fastest way to deal with it. If you are not supposed to diagnose, then who is?

m now wondering if perhaps my symptoms are due to depression or are perhaps exacerbated because of depression. My question is can depression be a purely physical disease? In other words, can one have depression without feeling 'sad' emotionally? I've always been a happy, optimistic person. I have no other major stressors in my life, aside from my present illness. I'm a 30 y/o male with no history of any serious illness. I'm in good shape and have a good social life.

My daughter (15 years old) has been recently prescribed 50mg Zoloft for mild depression. I am very scared that this is not the right way to deal with the problems that she has and in particular scared of side effects and withdrawal dramas eventually. Do you have any suggestions how I could help her deal with depression without the medication and is Zoloft very dangerous to start with?

But again, agree with above that seeking help for the depression is the right thing to do for yourself as well as your future employment. best of luck to you and hope that you are able to get treatment soon for the depression and find a great job you love.

And, yes, exercise can be very helpful. While a lot of the links are aimed at kids, it works just as well for adults. Not to mention that exercise is a great way to battle depression. http://www.psychologytoday.com/blog/the-athletes-way/201410/8-ways-exercise-can-help-your-child-do-better-in-school The jury is still out on supplements. There is no question that eating healthy is important. A high protein breakfast is very important!

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