#health symptoms and treatments

[ooppo]

Btw for anyone who needs to hear it: thinking that people are reading your mind/your thoughts are being heard by everyone is not normal. It's a symptom of psychosis and could be linked to a psychiatric disorder. This, too, goes with hallucinations.

This may seem like a no-brainer, but to teens who don't know what symptoms look like, they may jog it off for a number of reasons. I did, too, when I was in highschool! As a freshman I was having delusions/hallucinations and I didn't tell anyone because I thought they were cringe and weird. I chalked up my hallucinations to me being "tired". People who have psychosis often don't realize that what they're experiencing IS psychosis. This goes the same with other classmates/friends/loved ones. If someone comes to you with concerning behavior (even if they are joking about it) you should take note of it.

In highschool I remember a kid talking about how he could go into the matrix and he had a whole other world to protect/do missions in. He would also go still for long periods of time randomly. I thought he was weird and didn't think much of it, but those are symptoms of schizophrenia (delusions/catatonia).

I would appreciate it if this got a reblog so it could potentially help those recognize these symptoms in either themselves or others!

I wish I could have seen a post like this when I was younger. Then I could have avoided a lot of hardships and would have gotten treatment a lot sooner

[inblazes]

ok, since this is kind of affecting my ability/energy to be around and concentrate on writing in a pretty massive way, i'm just gonna be out with it lol:

i'm pregnant!

it's still super early on so I have my fingers crossed that everything goes well, but symptoms are hitting me HARD at the moment. i'm spending most of my time either eating every 3 hours (I'M SO HUNGRY BUT THEN I GET FULL SO FAST WTF), feeling violently sick, feeling extremely exhausted, and then sleeping for far too long, or not sleeping at all due to discomfort and still being exhausted.

replies might be a little slower but i don't intend on stopping writing altogether. ❤️ i prommy.

but eggy, aren't you infertile!?!

i thought the same!!!! we've been trying for over TEN FUCKIN YEARS but it looks like my surgery back in April did some magic, even if it didn't resolve all my pain. i'm still in disbelief myself tbh.

what's happening with your endo treatment!?

i'm on a waiting list for specialist treatment but it's gonna take over 52 weeks for just an appointment to come through, so I can literally have a whole ass child in that time and it will not really be affected.

lol. lmao even.

so yeah. baby egg incoming. i'm a bit mindfucked and completely stunned by this sudden development but I'm also really fucking happy.

[webbydoo]

diabetes awareness art

[mescalpascal]

The argument I keep seeing for things like KOSA and social media ID collecting is that “children and teens who spend more than three hours on social media a day” are more likely to suffer from mental health issues.

I have to wonder if anyone has considered the fact that they are suffering from mental health issues and that’s why they spend more than three hours a day on social media…because it’s sometimes a hell of a lot more manageable than real life.

[wheelchairtetris]

I need to stop watching medical dramas. It hurts to see doctors trying everything they can to figure out someone's symptoms when that really doesn't happen in the real world.

[cloudcountry]

my mental health just took a huge beating so i'll be slower to interact again!! might take a bit of a break tbh ^^ i think i wrote more than i should have in such a short period of time.

[theygender]

The more I think about it the more I really feel like the recently coined term mesosex might fit me and it's been shared by several intersex education/advocacy blogs I follow now so I know there's support for the term but I'm still like. Scared I would be Intruding™ on intersex issues if I started using it. Like I mean. I'm an afab & (afaik) perisex person with a reproductive disorder that's likely caused by a (non-intersex) hormone imbalance which I'm now essentially having to take feminizing HRT to fix, and as a result I'm now growing tits and undergoing female-pattern fat redistribution at the age of 25 after years of having little to no secondary sex characteristics. I've always identified with intersex issues but now that I'm essentially having to undergo HRT to make my body match my asab that connection to intersex issues feels even stronger. And like that's what the term is for. But my anxiety is still like "but what if you're intruding tho" lol 🙃

[arctic-hands]

I love having discovered that Spam actually tastes good if you fry it in teriyaki. Spam musubi is a brilliant way to shotgun enough sodium to kill three six-foot men into you and keep you from fainting

[zipquips]

feeling incredibly unprepared for my med appointment today

[thethingything]

okay so everything that talks about withdrawal symptoms from opioids is like "you'll get cravings for the drug" and I've been sat here like "okay well I haven't had that" (as far as I can tell? I don't know what cravings are meant to feel like in this instance? I might be misunderstanding what that means) but what has been happening is that every time I take way less pain medication for a day or two, I get symptoms that feel like food poisoning and it ends up being an overall bad time.

for the last few days we've been on a way lower dosage because we haven't needed as much pain relief, and I've spent the whole time being like "oh my god why am I getting so many hot flashes and waking up in a cold sweat and not being able to sleep more than a few hours at a time? ugh my eyes are stinging so much and my vision keeps going all blurry and weird. why do I keep feeling like the world's ending over tiny things? holy shit my digestive system is not doing well. why do I have all these weird muscle cramps and aches? god my head hurts so fucking much and nothing's helping" and I've been blaming this stuff on the fact that we overexerted so much on Monday but like... yeah there are some dots I probably should have connected sooner here

[seventh-district]

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[mostlyinconvenient]

It's kinda weird to think that stuff you always thought was normal human stuff can straight up just be a sign of a sometimes debilitating medical condition. Especially when you have no way of knowing, because you've always done it and so have generations before you and that's where you learn your definition of normal.

[kaurwreck]

I cannot relate when people talk about being unable to distinguish comorbid symptoms, at least not to the same degree. I have mine fairly parsed, including where they overlap and exacerbate each other, in part because of how aggressively I've pursued treatment while also staggering it in such a way that allowed me and my psychs to identify the separate disorders.

[blackmoldmp3]

w multiple health professionals telling me dental issues can cause long term damage to your heart etc it seems so fucked up that in a country with 'universal' healthcare im still stuck paying thousands of dollars getting this shit taken care of. even w some amount of private dental insurance

[athenabehavioralhealth]

Difference Between Depression and Clinical Depression

Difference between depression and clinical depression: What you need to know 

Depression is a prevalent mental health problem that affects millions of individuals worldwide. However, there is a distinct type known as clinical depression that needs special care. In this post, we will look at the differences between depression and clinical depression, emphasizing the necessity of detecting symptoms and obtaining help.

Understanding Depression

Depression is a wide term that refers to a variety of mental health disorders marked by persistent feelings of melancholy, despair, and disinterest in activities. It affects anybody, regardless of age, gender, or background. If you or a loved one is struggling with depression, seeking support from a reputable depression treatment centre in Gurgaon can make a significant difference. These specialized centres provide tailored and effective interventions to help individuals cope with and overcome the challenges associated with depression.

Recognizing Depression Symptoms

Depression presents in a variety of ways, and being able to recognize these symptoms is critical for obtaining prompt treatment. Persistent depression, eating changes, and altered sleep habits are frequent symptoms.

Types of Depression

Depression is not one-size-fits-all. There are different sorts, each with its distinct traits. Clinical depression, in particular, is a severe and protracted condition that needs expert care.

Clinical Depression Defined

Clinical depression, often known as major depressive disorder (MDD), is a more severe and chronic form of depression. Unlike typical depression, it has a major impact on daily life, including position, education, and relationships. Seeking support from a depression treatment centre in Gurgaon can be crucial for individuals grappling with the challenges of clinical depression. Expert care and tailored treatments provided by a depression treatment centre an significantly enhance the journey toward mental well-being.

Key Differences Between Depression and Clinical Depression

While both have similar symptoms, clinical depression is defined by its severity and persistence. Common depression may subside after a while, but severe depression persists and requires specific treatment. Understanding these disparities is critical to providing proper care.

Seeking Help: Depression Treatment Centre in Gurgaon

For people suffering from severe depression, finding professional care is crucial. Gurgaon has specialist depression treatment institutions along with experienced therapists and thorough assistance.

Importance of Professional Guidance

Depression treatment centres play an important role in offering organised therapy and medical care. Mental health experts can considerably improve outcomes for those suffering from clinical depression.

Recognizing Common Depression Symptoms

Understanding the symptoms of depression is critical for early treatment. Feelings of depression, loss of interest, and changes in sleep habits are all indications that should not be overlooked. Seeking professional help from a depression treatment centre in Gurgaon can provide the necessary support and guidance for individuals experiencing these challenges. Early intervention and proper care are essential for effectively managing and overcoming depression.

Addressing Symptoms Early

Early intervention is critical for successfully controlling depression. Recognizing signs and receiving treatment as soon as possible can help prevent the illness from progressing to clinical depression.

Creating a Supportive Environment

In addition to expert assistance, fostering a supportive atmosphere is critical. Friends and family may be quite helpful in offering emotional support and encouragement throughout the rehabilitation process. Finding a reliable depression treatment centre in Gurgaon can provide the necessary professional help to navigate through this challenging journey. Guidance from trained professionals in a depression treatment centre in Gurgaon can significantly contribute to the overall well-being and recovery of individuals dealing with depression.

Role of Friends and Family

Individuals suffering from depression rely heavily on their friends and family for assistance. Their understanding and support considerably improve the individual’s overall well-being.

Conclusion

In conclusion, understanding the difference between depression and clinical depression is pivotal for early recognition and intervention. Seeking help from a depression treatment centre in Gurgaon, along with the support of friends and family, can make a significant impact on the journey toward recovery.

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FAQs

How is clinical depression different from regular depression?

Clinical depression is more severe and chronic, and needs specialist treatment, although ordinary depression may resolve with time.

What are the common symptoms of depression?

Common symptoms include chronic depression, eating problems, and sleep disturbances.

 Why is early intervention important in managing depression?

Early management can prevent depression from worsening, increasing overall results.

 How can friends and family support someone with depression?

Providing emotional support, empathy, and encouragement is essential for building a helpful environment.

Where can one find a depression treatment centre in Gurgaon?

Athena Behavioral Health is a prominent facility in Gurgaon that offers specialized and professional therapy services. Consulting with healthcare experts can be a great first step towards improving your well-being

[tj-crochets]

Hey y’all! Weird question time! First, an explanation: - I am allergic to vinegar - vinegar is acetic acid + water - apparently, the human body naturally produces small amounts of acetic acid And now, the question: Could I be slightly allergic to myself????? To the acetic acid??