... At the gym trying to get through my workout despite battling major depression episode including fatigue and back-aches. Have another topic you'd like to discuss or explore? Go to MyDepressionTeam today and start the conversation. You'll be surprised just how many others may share similar stories.Feel free to ask a question here. ...
... At the gym trying to get through my workout despite battling major depression episode including fatigue and back-aches. Have another topic you'd like to discuss or explore? Go to MyDepressionTeam today and start the conversation. You'll be surprised just how many others may share similar stories.Feel free to ask a question here. ...
... This member struggles with balancing a drug that effectively improves mood but causes so much fatigue as a side effect. “It’s very frustrating. I feel like I'm missing out on life, but my doctors have no solution. They're just pleased that the drugs help my anxiety and depression. How do people cope with this awful sleepiness?” ...
... This member struggles with balancing a drug that effectively improves mood but causes so much fatigue as a side effect. “It’s very frustrating. I feel like I'm missing out on life, but my doctors have no solution. They're just pleased that the drugs help my anxiety and depression. How do people cope with this awful sleepiness?” ...
... I can’t seem to break through fatigue and get a second wind.”Sometimes people can push through it, like the member who said, “Every ‘right’ thing I do is only because I am forcing myself. … I don’t understand the insurmountable amount of fatigue. There is no medical cause.”4. ...
... I can’t seem to break through fatigue and get a second wind.”Sometimes people can push through it, like the member who said, “Every ‘right’ thing I do is only because I am forcing myself. … I don’t understand the insurmountable amount of fatigue. There is no medical cause.”4. ...
... Fatigue may be due to insomnia or difficulty sleeping but may occur even with a full night’s sleep. When someone is depressed, they may have headaches, cramps, digestive problems, or aches and pains that do not have an identifiable physical cause or improve with treatment. ...
... Fatigue may be due to insomnia or difficulty sleeping but may occur even with a full night’s sleep. When someone is depressed, they may have headaches, cramps, digestive problems, or aches and pains that do not have an identifiable physical cause or improve with treatment. ...
... Will I have a fatigue today? Will I be able to attend to my daily tasks? Fear about outcomes that are beyond our control can facilitate fear taking root. "I finally came to realize that my fears about having depression and what that could potentially mean were ADDING to my struggle. ...
... Will I have a fatigue today? Will I be able to attend to my daily tasks? Fear about outcomes that are beyond our control can facilitate fear taking root. "I finally came to realize that my fears about having depression and what that could potentially mean were ADDING to my struggle. ...
... Studies show that this medication treats depression with bipolar disorder better than olanzapine or lamotrigine alone.In clinical trials, researchers found that olanzapine and fluoxetine can cause: Dry mouth Increased appetite and weight gain Fatigue Drowsiness or sleepiness Increased risk of high cholesterol or diabetes. 6. ...
... Studies show that this medication treats depression with bipolar disorder better than olanzapine or lamotrigine alone.In clinical trials, researchers found that olanzapine and fluoxetine can cause: Dry mouth Increased appetite and weight gain Fatigue Drowsiness or sleepiness Increased risk of high cholesterol or diabetes. 6. ...
... To diagnose someone with depression, a doctor will look for the following symptoms: Persistent sad, anxious, or panicky mood Irritability or feelings of frustration or anger Feelings of guilt, worthlessness, or helplessness Loss of interest or pleasure in activities and hobbies Loss of interest in sex Extreme fatigue or a tendency to become tired quickly ...
... To diagnose someone with depression, a doctor will look for the following symptoms: Persistent sad, anxious, or panicky mood Irritability or feelings of frustration or anger Feelings of guilt, worthlessness, or helplessness Loss of interest or pleasure in activities and hobbies Loss of interest in sex Extreme fatigue or a tendency to become tired quickly ...
Join
