[…]considered “depressed” but not enough to make a firm diagnosis of any specific type of depression. Bipolar Depression A bipolar mood disorder has a component of depression and at least one “manic” episode. At the moment there is strong research evidence to suggest that there are genetic links to this disorder. It typically begins when the person is a teenager or young adult and persists for a long time if left untreated. Because it is episodic it is often not diagnosed which results in people suffering needlessly. One problem with bipolar depression treatment is that people sometimes don’t comply with […]
[…]treatment. CALL NOW 081 444 7000 in South Africa or in Europe 0800 955 4357 Dual Approach of Depression Treatment South Africa Depression arises as a result of chemical imbalances in the brain that interact with a style of thinking negatively about oneself. These two causes feed into each other to produce the symptoms of depression. The chemicals that are disturbed by depression are also responsible for regulating a wide variety of other behaviours. People who are depressed may also struggle with their appetite for food and sex, their activity cycles, and many other basic functions of life. Depression treatment in […]
[…]teens or early twenties. Age, culture or gender could potentially change the way one experiences depression; however, most forms of depression would include the following symptoms: Frequent crying and bouts of sadness Feeling hopeless or worthless Getting too much or too little sleep Anxiety Anger Difficulty enjoying activities one used to like Unexplained physical ailments such as headaches or muscle pain Difficulty concentrating Changes in weight or eating habits Thoughts of suicide It is common when a person is struggling with depression that they experience challenges when dealing with daily life stressors. Even the simplest of life tasks can feel […]
[…]rehab with a sound mind and emotionally equipped to find alcohol recovery. It is not clear whether depression is caused by addiction or whether depression makes a person more likely to become an addict. There is abundant evidence that depression is made worse by abusing substances. The initial relief and euphoria that a depressed person feels is quickly replaced with an even deeper level of depresison, fatigue, and anxiety. Using chemicals regularly will lead to addiction and the brain will adapt to require the presence of the chemical to function normally (see the article on emotional memory). The only way […]
Respiratory depression can be defined as the minimisation and stopping of a breathing, sometimes due to the use of an opioid drug. Respiratory depression is one of the main causes of death in an […]
Friday 22nd June 2012 Refractory depression can be defined as a major depressive disorder in which depression has not reacted to treatment, such as the use of various antidepressants with no […]
Depression can be defined as a protracted feeling of sadness and dejection over a lengthy period of time. The individual may feel hopeless and depression can affect their ability to concentrate and other functions of the […]
Refractory depression can be defined as a major depressive disorder in which depression has not reacted to treatment, such as the use of various antidepressants with no […]
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[…]learning disorders may have caused problems at school and thus low self-esteem, anxiety and depression. If the young adult gets properly diagnosed and helped, then depression and low self-esteem may clear up and help them with giving up their addiction. During this developmental stage there may also be physical, sexual abuse or victimization which also needs to be treated. Due to the sensitivity of adolescents, their peers and families can be extremely influential so it is imperative that they are included in addiction treatment in a positive way. Peer group treatment seems to work best for teenagers where age appropriate […]
[…]learning disorders may have caused problems at school and thus low self-esteem, anxiety and depression. If the young adult gets properly diagnosed and helped, then depression and low self-esteem may clear up and help them with giving up their addiction. During this developmental stage there may also be physical, sexual abuse or victimization which also needs to be treated. Due to the sensitivity of adolescents, their peers and families can be extremely influential so it is imperative that they are included in addiction treatment in a positive way. Peer group treatment seems to work best for teenagers where age appropriate […]
[…]Damage: When combined with acetaminophen, excessive codeine use can cause liver toxicity. CNS Depression: It can cause drowsiness and, when combined with other depressants like alcohol, can lead to fatal CNS depression. FAQs about Codeine Is codeine safe if taken as prescribed? While codeine can be safe when taken as prescribed and for short durations, prolonged use or misuse can lead to addiction and other adverse effects. Can I drink alcohol while on codeine? Combining alcohol and codeine can be dangerous, leading to increased sedation and respiratory depression. Always consult with a doctor before mixing any medications with alcohol. Is […]
[…]is especially associated with marijuana abuse, although a causal link is yet to be established. Depression Depression is a serious mental condition characterized by a persistently negative mood that leads to a loss of motivation, social withdrawal, suicidal thoughts, anxiety during the day and trouble sleeping at night. Feeling depressed is a normal part of life, but Clinical Depression is a much deeper form of this feeling that lasts much longer than would normally be expected. Borderline Personality Disorder Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD) is another widely misunderstood disorder. Its chief characteristics are an unstable self-image which leads to erratic behaviour […]
[…]abuse can magnify the symptoms of mental illnesses, and vice versa. For example, a person with depression may use alcohol to alleviate their symptoms, but excessive drinking can deepen their depressive episodes. The cyclic nature of this relationship can trap individuals in a pattern of worsening mental health and increased substance use. FAQs on Dual Diagnosis Is dual diagnosis common? Yes, it’s more common than you might think. Many individuals with a substance use disorder also suffer from a mental health disorder and vice versa. Which comes first: addiction or mental illness? It varies. Some may develop a substance abuse […]
[…]affect both adults and children. Adjustment disorder with depressed mood: Expresses symptoms of depression along with loss of self-esteem, lack of motivation and feeling very down. Adjustment disorder with anxious mood: Symptoms include anxiety, excessive worry, feeling overwhelmed. Memory and concentration are affected negatively. Children with this disorder usually suffer with separation anxiety. Adjustment disorder with mixed anxiety and depressed mood: The symptoms present a combination of depression and anxiety. Adjustment disorder with disturbance of conduct: The dominant symptoms are behaviour’s that break the societal norms or the rights of others such as substance abuse, outbursts of anger, and revenge […]
[…]neurotransmitters in the brain are lessened, and over time, this effect can lead to significant depression, a state that can drive someone to drinking more in order to ease the negative feelings. A dangerous cycle can develop from this behaviour, especially when the disease of alcoholism is present. In this case, the cycle can extend to physical addiction and serious damage to the body, greatly affecting physical and mental health. The World Health Organisation states that there is significant evidence to prove that alcohol can play a contributing factor in the development of depression. In the short term, alcohol works […]
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[…]is used properly it can have highly beneficial effects on an individual struggling with ADHD, depression or Narcolepsy. However when the drug is abused, symptoms may vary from dry mouth, insomnia, abdominal pain, appetite loss, depression, stress and anxiety. Increased bodily temperature and paranoia and aggression can also be experienced. When the drug is taken excessively and an overdose occurs, the signs to be on the lookout for are dehydration, heart failure, confusion, fits as well as nausea and vomiting. Adderall Addiction Treatment If you suspect that you or a loved one could be addicted to Adderall, then […]
[…]of alcohol, which is a powerful toxin. Significant changes in mood and demeanor can be a sign of depression brought on by alcoholism, as its effects may lead even the brightest and cheeriest of personalities to become increasingly withdrawn. Depression is an especially dangerous symptom in that it can be self-perpetuating; for instance, someone deep in the throes of alcoholism may start perceiving the need to have a drink or two “just to feel right,” a behavior that can spiral out of control as more and more alcohol is needed to produce this regulating effect.
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