If your thoughts are of how to kill yourself, wanting to kill yourself, and/or thinking it would be better if you were not alive then your thoughts are suicidal.
it's much more likely that the lack of sleep itself is not the cause of the suicidal thoughts, but is another symptom of depression. But, yes, lack of sleep can cause one to feel meh, and possibly simulate depression.
No. They interfere with your mental health. But while these thoughts may not be normal, you aren't the only person dealing with suicidal thoughts. There are thousands who have felt the same way you do. You are not abnormal or an outcast just because of suicidal thoughts. Please check the related questions and links.
: No, it should not. It should cause you to be more focused. Keep in mind that Strattera has been shown to cause depression and suicidal thoughts in children.
Ambien will not cause severe coughing.
Suicidal tendencies means that the individual engages in thoughts about suicide (suicidal ideation) or behaviours that are gestures suggestive of suicide.
This path of thinking can result in suicidal thoughts. If you never have thoughts of killing yourself and you believe your life has value and meaning then I don't see where you not minding death is a problem. If you do start thinking suicidal thoughts, don't be afraid to speak out and get help. You won't be the first to have suicidal thoughts and you won't be the last.
Ambien doesn't cause canker sores.
Blogging can cause an individual depression and even suicidal thoughts if another blog completely contradicts the first bloggers blog. This is rare but can happen in very passionate bloggers who have very strong thoughts and feelings about the subject of matter.
Depression, rejection, sorrow/sadness, despair
Trazodone is a medication that is primarily used to treat depression, anxiety, and insomnia. Like all medications, it can cause side effects in some patients. Here are some potential side effects of trazodone: Suicidal thoughts: Trazodone can increase the risk of suicidal thoughts and behavior in some patients, especially in younger individuals or those with a history of suicidal ideation. Weight gain: Trazodone can cause weight gain in some patients, although not all patients will experience this side effect. Other potential side effects of trazodone may include dizziness, dry mouth, headache, blurred vision, constipation, and nausea. It is important to note that these side effects are rare and usually mild, and many people take trazodone without any problems.
Heavy breathing, shaking/trembling, occasional smart-alek responses, homicidal thoughts, suicidal thoughts, genocidal thoughts, etc., etc.