Yes and no. It is degenerative in the sense that it damages neurons in cognitive and emotional areas of the brain (in a similar fashion that Parkinson's Disease damages neurons in parts of the brain that control motor function), especially if depression goes undiagnosed and untreated over a long period of time. But it is NOT thought to be degenerative in the sense that it's a progressive illness. In other words, the damage caused by depression can be reversed, and your brain can heal itself overtime, repairing those damaged neurons and re-connecting broken synapses IF you are taking a proper course of treatment, which usually involves an anti-depressant combined with enrichment exercises, lifestyle changes, and/or psychological therapy.
What is degenerative joint disorder in the vertebrae? and what can it do to a human?
I have degenerative joint disorder in my back. What steriod is used to inject in the 4th and 5th vertabra? To take the pain away?
True. A+Wrong, actually dysthymia refers to a mild form of clinical depression not a severe form.
no. depression is a mood disorder.
neropathy
Wernicke's encephalopathy is the medical term meaning degenerative brain disorder caused by lack of thiamine.
Huntington disease
Huntington's Disease
Parkinson's disease is a degenerative central nervous system disorder with progressive loss of control over movement.
Depression is a disorder which opens door to different mental and heart disease
There are 2 disorders : Major Depressive Disorder also known as clinical depression and depressive personality disorder which is a controversial diagnosis
spondylosis