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The study found that teens who smoked were about four times more likely to develop highly depressed symptoms during a year's time.
The researchers speculated that nicotine or other smoking byproducts may have a depressive effect on the central nervous system.
The study adds to a growing body of conflicting research on links between tobacco and the mind. Read More |
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What are the Symptoms of Depression ?
Severity of Depression symptoms varies with individuals and also varies over time. Some of them related to psychological may be as follows Read Here Symptoms Of Depression:
Also Read Serious Symptoms of Depression : Some more Severe Symptoms of Depression include: Thoughts about death or suicide. , Heart Beat Increase ... Read More
Major Depression : This is the most serious type of depression, in terms of number of symptoms and severity of symptoms, but there are significant individual differences in the symptoms and severity. You do not need to feel suicidal to have a major depression, and you do not need to have a history of hospitalizations either, although both of these factors are present in some people with major depression. There is no official diagnosis of "moderate depression." Read More
Dysthymic Disorder - This refers to a low to moderate level of depression that persists for at least two years, and often longer. While the symptoms are not as severe as a major depression, they are more enduring and resistant to treatment. Some people with dysthymia develop a major depression at some time during the course of their depression. Read More
Unspecified Depression - This category is used to help researchers who are studying other specific types of depression, and do not want their data confounded with marginal diagnoses. It includes people with a serious depression, but not quite severe enough to have a diagnosis of a major depression. It also includes people with chronic, moderate depression, which has not been present long enough for a diagnosis of a Dysthymic disorder. Read More
Reactive depression ." The diagnosis of an adjustment disorder implies that specific psychological symptoms have developed in response to a specific and identifiable psychosocial stressor. However, this diagnostic group (adjustment disorders) is a "last resort" category. If the symptom picture suggests that the person meets the diagnostic criteria for another psychological disorder, than this diagnosis is not used. For example, if a person experiences a trauma, and develops the symptoms of a major depression, then the diagnosis of adjustment disorder is not used, even though the depression developed in response to a psychosocial stressor. So, adjustment disorder with depression is used to categorize mild to moderate depression, following a stressful event. Read More
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