Depression is treatable and should not prevent someone from working. However, compounded with substance abuse can make it much worse.
yes; some1 with depression can work. I suffer from depression and work full time. There are time when antidepressants are required tho.
If you have been diagnosed with depression by your GP, it's classed as a disability in the fact that you may be prescribe medication and given a sign sick-note in order to have time off work to help recover from this illness. Some people are diagnosed withdepression but still manage to work this would all depend on how serious the depression is .If someone was more talking about a person being unable to work for long period of time and that his person needed to claim disability living allowance and maybe carers allowance then you are more talking about maniac depression and other related illness which you should also be under the care of a mental health department? I am not a medical person but i have a friend that suffers from depression so i have been helping with a few things..
returning soilders spread Spanish flu killing millions and leaving others unable to work.
This sounds like symptoms of Unpolar or Manic depressive disorder.
Payments from a structured settlement annuity can be made over the duration of a person's life. This way the person can focus on health and recovery if they are unable to work.
If the person is disabled, and unable to work , then he/she will have to quit her job, resulting in being unemployed.
yes. Depression comes when nerve system does not work properly. Also mental disorder producing depression or abnormal behaviour. Such a disease has no physical evidence.Some time a person can not understand the cause or reason. Absolutely neurologist can treat depression.
Chronic Depression
Signs are the feeling of emptiness. The person doesnt enjoy life anymore. The person is unable to sleep or sleeps too long. The feeling to be hopeless and helpless rises. The person eats more or nothing. Thoughts appear that life is not worth living.
No. You would collect Workman's Compensation benefits because you were unable to work, thus disqualifying you from collecting unemployment (you have to be seeking full time employment to qualify for this).
Reactive depression may or may not be a serious problem, it depends entirely on how much it affects the person's ability to function.
Sometimes unhappy people are unable to complete their routine activities.
Call and report when unable to go to work or if arriving late.