depression symptoms related to sleep

Anyway, stumbled upon your post and thought you symptoms reminded me of several related to Chiari. It is often misdiagnosed as depression, fibramyalga (sp?) & chronic fatique disorder. May be worth googling and then if it does seem to fit ask for an MRI. Best Wishes!

but the problem is that at the end of the day i feel crashed tired and next day mood is the opposite (Low) cant even talk or concentrate , yesterday i have read an article related to Dr Wilson about something called adrenal fatigue and i found out that adrenal fatigue symptoms exactly apply with my condition :1- insomnia , 2- depression and 3- next day mood problem if the day beforee is stressed with caffiene or other stressoors plus 4 - morning low state and maximum concentration or energy

Is phantosmia related in any way to diabetes? Here are other factors involved in my health situation: Female -45yrs Type 2 Diabetic Hypothyroidism Hi BP/Cholest history of depression On medication for all above. Lost my sense of smell/taste about 1 year ago, apparently due to several bad bouts of sinusitis. Most recently am experiencing symptoms much like phantosmia; unpleasant odors much like cat box or spoiling meat. No one else smells this. Rather disconcerting and frustrating.

i dont watn to have sex, even though i used to love having it, is this due to the tiredness or the depressiveness, i know being depressed kills your liabido, but could i just be too tired? im really strugling, my Dr is confused, i have yet to mention depression to her....

I finally was able to see the specialist and apparently sleep is MOST important with FMS. I have realized it is so true and am going to keep a journal to see what my symptoms are compared to the amount of sleep I get. I'm not sure about what meds to take to sleep, but I would suggest not taking meds you don't have to if they interfere with your sleep. Years ago I took Paxil and it made me sleep and I remember all my pain going away.

moment when I remember having the same thing happen to me during another episode. It is hard to remember because so many symptoms come and go and may never show up again. I went through a time when my knees would just give out on me for no reason. This went away after a few months and was forgotten about. I have had times when I feel like I am leaning to the right and having difficulty staying on my feet. I have many times not been able to find the right word for even the simplest things.

The two symptoms are related. Because of the serotonin connection it may also be related to anxieties. Anyway this is my suggestion, you now understand the mechanism and the biochemistry behind insomnia is why i suggest you take melatonin.

hi,headaches are related with depression but it should not effect the vision.In some diseases like benign intracranial hypertension,raised intracranial pressure due to some brain lesion vision is affected. Please consult Neurologist and get fundoscopy(eye fundus examination) and MRI done. Migraine do affect vision during the attack.

i have insomnia really bad.I have taking different anti depressant's for this.But they always cause me to gain weight.i am trying to get healthy and lose weight now.and i don't want to take them even though they do help.Any suggestions can you help. This discussion is related to <a href="/posts/Undiagnosed-Symptoms/Bog-Toe-Tips-Numb/show/1555955">Bog Toe Tips Numb</a>.

Hopefully some will reply with a variety of experiences. My question is on the symptoms that could be related to sleep - has he had a sleep study? Depending on the diagnosis, the symptoms that could possibly be related to sleep are: Fatigue Body/Muscle aches and pains Chest pains (If happening at night) Headaches (Especially if in mornings) Difficulty focusing and concentrating Dry mouth in the A.

If you want to break this addiction, I would suggest you first speak with the person who prescribes your medications. He/she are in a position to develop a schedule to lower the dosages gradually to eliminate or minimize withdrawal symptoms. Let us know how you are doing and take care of yourself!!

Well there are several types of depression, major depression, chronic depression, bipolar manic depression as examples. Symptoms of depression can include an extreme feeling of sadness, sometimes you can’t sleep or you sleep too much, you cant concentrate, you feel hopeless, you have negative thoughts that you cant control no matter how much you try! you can lose your appetite or sometimes you even gain appetite. You can be easily irritated.

It could be related to the depression - or it could be something else. The psychologist will be able to counsel you and figure out what is going on.

She continues to have excessive nightime urination, frequent headaches, elevated blood pressure and body odor. Could these symptoms be related to an endocrine problem? What should my next step be in finding answers for these problems? Thank you!

These symptoms of headache and mood swings are most likely related to irregularity of menstrual cycle due to hormonal imbalance. Stress is considered an etiological factor in such hormonal disturbances. I would advice you not to avoid too much stress, change is practical phenomenon of life. Additionally, consult a gynecologist to rule out other causes like iron deficiency, folic acid deficiency, polycystic ovary etc. Hope this helps.

I have been diagnosed with raynauds a few years ago, not sure if it has Anyang to do with it but I didn't have them before when having raynauds. I am 17 and keep having constant really bad tired eyes, slight dizziness, wrist pain (feels like veins are in pain, if I keep them in another position other than being straight for a while they begin to hurt. I also get pain in my ankles but the doctor has set me up for physio as she thinks they are weak.

I have PCOS and sleep apnea too. I don't know if it is related to these.

Changes in the taste of food is common with the treatment drugs and is not related to depression. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ http://www.hcvadvocate.org/hepatitis/factsheets_pdf/Treatment_Side_effect_Guide.pdf FATIGUE & SLEEP Fatigue Fatigue is another common side effect of HCV treatment, and of hepatitis C itself. In clinical trials of pegylated interferon plus ribavirin, 65% of patients reported fatigue.

I was told that there is not a test that can 100% confirm Fybromyalgia but they have given me tests to illiminate anything else it could be and my reumatoligist thinks my symptoms i.e., muscle pain, fatigue, sleep disturbance, poor circulation, IBS strongly indicate Fybo.

Hi, My depression always really bad in the mornings. By the afternoon I could function normally. I have heard other people are worse when they get up. I am on medication now, and am well and depression under control, and mood even throughout the day. I have no side effects whatsover, and consider I am so lucky to have found a pill that suits me with no side effects whatsover. We are all different. You just have to find the right medication. Other pills have had awful side effects with me.

I am currently on zoloft for depression and sleep related problems but am coming off the medication with lowered dosages I also take loestrin. The last few times I was outside without any intense physical activity I experienced a numbness in my right foot followed minutes later by a blackout which would have resulted in me fainting had it not been for the fact that I have fainted before and can recognize when I am about to pass out before actually hitting the ground.

The reason for the constant 4AM wake up time is because of your sleep cycles. You go through 4-5 cycles of sleep, from light to deep to REM sleep. During REM sleep, your muscles (including your throat muscles) relax completely and the longer you stay in this stage, the more likely you'll stop breathing and wake up. You don't have to wake up gasping or choking. You probably don't like to sleep on your back, right?

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