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Depression can be triggered by?
Divorce of parents Extreme life events such as a death of a friend or relative.
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What do depressant drugs do?
Depressant drugs don't always make a person depressed.they slow down the functions of the central nervous system, this loses their concentration and co-ordination. they are al…so unable to respond to unexpected situations. Other things can lead to unconciousness, respiratory failure and in extreme cases, death. (MORE)
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How do you get depressed?
if its latent, and a practically permanent condition you have, it is a chemical imbalance in the brain. a mental illness Not neccesarily. Depression can be caused by problems …in your life that you refuse to admit and fix. Blaming neurochemicals is easy, but it's much harder to admit that you're,say,just very lonely and need someone. (MORE)
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What do you do if your dog is depressed and how do you know if he is depressed?
the dog may look: ~sad ~not moving much ~eating less ~less active ~ignoring human attention To fix: ~Change food ~GIVE LOTS OF ATTENTION ~make moving and bei…ng active fun ~Give treats for small steps If this doesn't work contact a vet your dog could be more than depressed (MORE)
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Is cannabis a depressant?
Yes. Depressant drugs do not necessarily make you feel depressed. Rather, they slow down the central nervous system and the messages going to and from the brain to the body.
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Are you depressed?
The chances are that you are struggling with some form or level of depression - merely because you chose to ask this question. People who are not depressed are highly unlikely… to ask this question. That said, the nature and seriousness of your depression can vary widely and it is important to read widely and seek appropriate medical assistance before making any assumptions about your state of mind. Please note that if you are seriously depressed, help is out there. You do not have to struggle on alone, and though it does not feel like it right now, you can get to the other side of this and see life differently. If you feel unable to meet with someone, at least do an extensive web search on depression and read the help that is out there. If you feel able, talk to your doctor. Medication can be a short-term solution to the chemical imbalance in your brain, until you can correct it naturally. Above all, never give up hope. There are people who care and help is out there. (MORE)
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Who has depression?
People who have depression generally seem withdrawn, and like they don't care about anything anymore. They are sad most of the time, not necessarily because of a recent event …that happened, but just sometimes, for what seems like, "no reason". But the reason is that they might have clinical depression. The definition of clinical depression is a sadness that is chronic, and requires medical attention. (MORE)
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What do you do when your depressed?
You should first try to understand what's causing your condition, and try to deal with that problem. If it doesn't help, the next thing to do is find a good counselor and …start a treatment. Answer Do the above and the following: Some exercise everyday Do not sleep too much Eat a balanced diet: avoid sweets, sodas, chips Do something you like everyday (listen to music, crafts, etc) Talk with someone everyday (MORE)
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What is a depressent?
A depressant is any substance that slows the operation of the central nervous system; effects of depressants may include slowing brain function, decreasing heart rate or slowi…ng breathing among numerous others. Depressant effects of drugs are measured by somatic effects (that is the effects on body systems) and not their effects on mood As such they have nothing at all to do with psychiatric or psychological conditions such as Major Depressive Disorder. It is an incredibly broad category used for a wide range of purposes and includes; - Alcohol and benzodiazepines (ie Xanax and Klonipin) - Barbituates (such as Seconal and Phenobarbital) - Typical and atypical sleeping pills (ie Lunesta and Ambien) - Typical and atypical anti-psychotic drugs (ie Haldol and Risperdal) - Antihistamines (such as Benadryl) - Some heart medicines (such as beta-channel blockers) - Legal narcotic drugs used for pain relief (ie Morphine and OxyContin) or to decrease severity of coughing (Codeine) - Illegal narcotic drugs (ie opium and heroin) (MORE)
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Who is vulnerable to depression?
People with underlying medical/mental disorders or illnesses, people in abusive relationships, people who have experienced their parents divorcing, people in low economic hous…eholds. These people are vulnerable, but depression can happen to anyone. (MORE)