Typical depression

[Gamersunited22]

This is where the person in question will be generally depressed about something like losing a job and will have bad mood swings or general dis like for something the symptoms vary but this is mostly caused by stress,

[Salazarr]

Yes, i hav this many times. Weakens the immune system, i think i have said that before xD.
I will post a bit more about it in a sec.

[raushan2007]

I would like really say that u chill...U only got one life to live...Enjoy it...Do not waste it...If u get fired..There are thousands of other jobs.Chill! Enjoy!

[Salazarr]

Its not always as easy as that.
But we all try, dont we?

[Greenpixy18]

The next best thing I can say is just hang around with positive people. Fill your life with more positive friends and everything will be easier. Some people have helped me alot and I will forever be in their favor.

[Salazarr]

Everyone has there times...When you grow old...thats the problem, enjoy whilst you are young, try to enjoy whilst your old too.

[Greenpixy18]

Yeah your right. When your young you still have alot going for you and your body and mind can take alot, but once you get old it's not so easy. Guess the only thing to do is enjoy life to the fulles so that you have no regrets later in life.

[Salazarr]

Yeah your right. When your young you still have alot going for you and your body and mind can take alot, but once you get old it's not so easy. Guess the only thing to do is enjoy life to the fulles so that you have no regrets later in life.

The Adults keep saying the opposite...very weird.

[money-D]

Wait... Does this actually exist? Or is this just stress?

I thought that depression was the overload of sadness and unbearable stress for an extended amount of time. This just seems to be sadness or stress...

[Salazarr]

Actually its both.
If your in stress you are sad?

[money-D]

You could be, if the stress is overbearing. I haven't been under large amounts of stress, but I can't say that I would be happier under stress than not.

[Salazarr]

:p:rolleyes:Agreed with money, but i would be happeier not under stress than under stress. Its weird that you wont be happy in both circumstances

[money-D]

:p:rolleyes:Agreed with money, but i would be happeier not under stress than under stress. Its weird that you wont be happy in both circumstances

So does stress = sadness? Or do they both cause each other?

[Salazarr]

Deppresion = not only Sadness but contains Sadness.
Sadness = Not always neccesarily Deppresion

[money-D]

How does this relate to stress?

Stress causes sadness.
Sadness causes stress.

Stress causes depression.
Sadness causes depression.

[Salazarr]

Deppression also contains Stress!

[money-D]

Stress causes sadness.
Sadness causes stress.

Stress causes depression.
Sadness causes depression.

Depression causes sadness.
Depression causes stress.

It's a never ending loop...

[Salazarr]

No...That is the loops

[sham]

Depression = not only Sadness but contains Sadness.
Sadness = Not always necessarily Depression

I really accept with this ..... as already said in the other post ...
Sadness doesn't directly links with depression but partially. There is no necessity of term depression in sadness ..... if so , The sadness turn in to depression ...

[goutham]

well i went and seen my dr after seeing a specialist about ongoing tiredness and she thinks that it could be a typical depression but she said its very hard to diagnose... how do i get rid of it? she said meds can help but i dont have to take em

[hussey001]

In addition to the core symptoms of depression, atypical depression is defined by the ability to feel better temporarily in response to a positive life event, plus any two of the following criteria: excessive sleep, overeating, a feeling of heaviness in the limbs and a sensitivity to rejection.

[maxwoucher]

Atypical depression is actually the most common subtype of depression in the patient, affecting anywhere from 25 to 42 percent of the population depressed. With respect to depression, atypical features and the experience of the patient's emotional reaction to improve the mood, when good things happen.