Conditions and Diseases

Many people look for a new job because they want to do a job they care about. Others want a new job to make more money.

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the buildup of a fatty substance called plaque

a type of stroke caused by blood leaking into or around the brain

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9.5%

around 10%

• The symptoms of a major depressive episode are: the person has lost their zest for life; they hide out in their home; they refuse to speak to loved ones or friends and back away from any social events. They may turn to pill popping; street drugs; prescription drugs; alcohol; gambling; sleeping around when they normally would not; cheating on their spouse; expressing they are going to take their own life or they may simply vanish from their families for months to years. Everything to a majorly depressed person is black and they never see the good or bright side of life. The deep pitfalls of 'an episode' is the person can show signs of rage; contemplating suicide; blaming others for their short-comings; crying often; threatening to harm themselves and those they love or they completely shut-down and sleep for hours a day; not eat; become sloppy in their physical appearance and have a messy home. There is help if someone takes the reins for a depressed person and sees that person's family doctor who will do a complete physical to be sure something else is not causing this behavior and if not then they will give them medications to help control their depression.

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Depression, although also anxiety, either by itself or alternating with depression.
The most easily recognized mood disorders symptoms include depression and anxiety

Locked-in syndrome is the condition that results in a patient being aware but unable to move.

Call for an ambulance because there is a high probability of stroke.

dysthymic disorder

6%

electrical stimulation of the brain, particularly the frontal lobe

Huntington's disease is a fatal neurological disease.

Though they are not as effective as stimulants, they are useful when stimulants don't work

There are no true treatments to cure Alzheimer's but there are many treatments that can slow the effects of Alzheimer's. You can get treatments to make your Alzheimer's less noticeable but Alzheimer's cannot be cured.