Depression symptoms job loss

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Avatar f tn im constantly depressed and feel i don't fit anywhere. I loss my parents within a 3 year period father first then mother. very hard to deal with still hard. Although n front of everyone i can put on an act but deep inside im dying. I Have family all around but there n there own worlds. currently don't have a job so im without meds and i know i need them. there's not a day that goes by that sucide doesn't cross my mind.
Avatar f tn I meant to add that my depression symptoms have increased since job loss three months ago and I am not sure if this strange period could also be a result of increased anxiety and stress
Avatar n tn That would be where a life event (ie...death of a loved one, loss of job or financial status, break up of a relationship) causes feelings of depression. Usually, situational depression will improve once your life situation has improved, or once you have worked through the feelings associated with whatever loss you've had. Could you elaborate a bit about what is going on? It would be great to have some more info, so we could advise you what your options are.
Avatar f tn ve both experienced wanting to be alone to deal with my loss and wanting to surrounded by people I love during my loss. He might not want anyone around him and he might not be ready to talk to anyone about how he is feeling and that is okay. If you are truly worried about him harming himself or comitting suicide, then you need to get him help or spend every second of your day with him until he starts feeling better.
Avatar m tn Hello, It's taking forever to secure an appointment with my GP, I have one for in two weeks time (the earliest I could get), but my symptoms have become worse in the last two weeks so I'm not sure what they'll be like in two weeks time . I'm suffering with loss of balance, eye twitching and strain, numb and tingling sensations in my legs and my right arm has a shooting pain that goes from my shoulder to my fingertips irregularly.
Avatar f tn I know a lot of people that have went through a major move, job loss, or divorce and it has caused them a lot of anxiety symptoms that they can not handle. In my case I have taken Celexa 2 times in the past and after a month or so it helps. I wish I didn't need medication, but without I don't how long I would have lost my appetite and not slept well.
Avatar f tn The xanax seems to work with the anxiety but now i feel alittle depressed. This all started when i started a new job that i thought was going to be a better job sn turned out to not be what i expected. I dread going. I am fine when i get home on fridays because i know i have thd weekend off but come sunday afternoon i start to feel diffrent again. I am looking for a new job. Any advice on how to help with depression?
Avatar f tn *difficulty concentrating, remembering details, and making decisions *fatigue and decreased energy *feelings of guilt, worthlessness, and/or helplessness *feelings of hopelessness and/or pessimism *insomnia, early-morning wakefulness, or excessive sleeping *irritability, restlessness *loss of interest in activities or hobbies once pleasurable, including sex *overeating or appetite loss *persistent aches or pains, headaches, cramps, or digestive problems that do not ease even with treatment *pe
Avatar n tn Hair loss does not sound like depression, but then we are all different when it comes to the symptoms. Certainly irrability is a sign of depression, but then it could just be stress. Only a doctor can tell you this.
Avatar f tn So, depression is well studied at this point and a very common disorder. There are degrees to it. There is situational depression that would happen after say a loss of a loved one or a job. People are very low in mood but it is because of something. And there is depression that happens for no reason. All is really treated the same other than waiting out situations to get better. There are basic things that anyone can do to help with depression.
Avatar f tn Hey Hun, The following symptoms aren't really that of PCOS but that of depression (excluding the gushes of blood at menustration). I have PCOS & depression and I have definitely had most of those symptoms due to depression or since it is around menustration it could be Premenstrual Syndrome (PMS). I hope that helps.
Avatar f tn Your loss of interest and fatigue are classic symptoms of depression. Losing your job of 21 years in this economy must have compounded both your anxiety and depression. The ER docs said they thought it was your digestive system. So did they refer you on to a Gastroenterologist and if so, what results, if any, were found there? I think life has you by the throat, as it does so many of us, and you're just worn out, stressed out, freaked out and at the end of your rope.
1616953 tn?1443835511 Depressing things like death in a family, divorce, losing a job, etc will certainly cause depression, it is only natural because you have suffered a loss of some sort. The only difference is the how long this depression lasts. There is no real formula for this but most experts do say that if you have depression for more than 2 weeks than you should seek professional help.
Avatar n tn i am only 35 and have a child 2 years ago, i have increased memory loss and general unhappiness. Yesterday i turned on the outside water hose and forgot it and flooded the back yard and killed the fish in the pond, i forget appointments all the time and am moody and worried. I am a teacher and wonder if i will even be able to do my job this school year. What kind of doctor should i try to see, what can i do?
Avatar m tn - Unintentional weight loss, muscle wasting - Inconsistent bowel movements (changes from color to mass [solid, loss]) - Facial outbreaks (pimples mostly on the jawline and the corner of the mouth) It would be great if anyone in this forum can help list down diseases that could cause this.
1047019 tn?1256719961 Depression interferes with your day to day activities. Depression can be brought on a by the loss of a loved one, job, etc., or as the result of a chemical imbalance. If this is happening to you, see a psychiatrist as they are best at helping you cope with personal issues, and working thru them, and determining if you are depressed. You may need medication. Just know you're not alone, there are many of us here always willing to help, and always supportive.
Avatar f tn Situational depression occurs during a traumatic event in one's life. For example a divorce, loss of a loved one, loss of job, serious financial issues. Most people recover with time, others seem to just slip further into depression and need to seek professional help. Therapy can help with this type of depression as well. Hope this helps.