Treatment resistant depression would be a case where depression was so severe that it could not be treated with standard medications or therapy. This can happen when there is brain/nervous system damage. It can also when a person lacks the ability to produce serotonin.
Depression yes, I'm currently prescribed this amongst other meds for treatment resistant severe major depressive disorder.
yes, actually it is. look up VNS on the web, its one of the newest tx for med resistant depression
Tardive dysphoria is a condition caused by antidepressant use and stems from the brain overcompensating to adapt to said antidepressants. It results in a chronic and treatment resistant depression.
Yes. Please take under medical supervision. Olanzapine (Zyprexa) is an atypical neuroleptic (antipsychotic) that is approved for use by the FDA in combination with Fluoxetine (Prozac) for long-term treatment of Treatment Resistant Depression and for acute depressive episodes in Type 1 Bipolar Affective Disorder.
You may want to seek treatment for depression, if your symptoms have persisted for more than two or three weeks. Treatment for depression has helped many people.
Psychosurgery is primarily used for severe and treatment-resistant mental illnesses such as obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD), major depression, and schizophrenia. It is typically considered a last resort treatment option when other therapies have been ineffective.
adderall affects dopamine and (to a much lesser extent) norepinephrine and can be used for treatment resistant depression. in my opinion they work better as anti depressants than all the SSRIs, SNRIs, etc I've taken. i also have ADD though,
yes, several
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There are many types of depression treatment. There is a treatment called "light treatment". The patient sits in this light and feels better. Other treatments include medicine to help them cope better.
To a large extent