Archive for September, 2008
Antidepressants: Can Cost Fertility
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According to a study, Australian men having antidepressants can destroy their sperms and opportunities to have kids. US research published in New Scientist magazine has discovered that the drug Paroxetine, advertised in Australia as Aropax, considerably reduces the sperm quality.
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Depression in Seniors: What Are The Common Symptoms?
People who are above the age of 65 commonly suffer from the problem of depression. Various factors such as lack of mobility, physical illness, social isolation, loneliness can lead to depression in elder people. Some people starts imagine that as they are old, now they have to face various trouble of life.
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Depression Tests: A Great Help In Diagnosing Depression Disorders
Doctor conducts depression tests of the patients in order to estimate his level of depression. There are various self tests grouped by the health care provider i.e.
Vagus Nerve Stimulation: New Form Of Treatment For Depression
San Antonio doctors and patients are supporting test a new form of treatment for depression and it is important to note that it is an instrument, not a drug. The instrument is known as vagus nerve stimulation and is a pacemaker-looking instrument which is put in the upper body chest. The VNS carries less pulsed signs to the patient’s vagus nerve, which then triggers several fields of the brain tuning the neurochemicals which can cause a nagging, treatment-resistant depression.
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Treat Seasonal Depression With Vitamin D Supplements
Seasonal Depression generally happens at the time of late fall or early winter months. Those who are affected with SAD mostly live on North and East Coast. It is mostly found in young women from the age of 26 to 40 years and every age group of men can be the victim of SAD. The symptoms of SAD are depressed mood, tiredness, energy loss, and bad concentration, worthless kind of feeling, weight gain, imbalance sleeping, suicide and food craving.
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Depressed Dialysis Patients More Likely To Be Hospitalized Or Die
A UT Southwestern Medical Center researcher has discovered that the dialysis patients diagnosed with depression are twice expectedly admitted to the hospital or they die within a year as compared to those who are not getting depression. In a study, researchers analyzed 98 dialysis patients for around 14 months in which more than a quarter of dialysis patients got a psychiatric diagnosis of some depression type.
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Bisexuals Are More Prone To Mental Disorders
As compare to heterosexuals, homosexual and bisexual men and women have higher risks of depression, substance abuse and suicidal behavior.
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Exercise May Lessen Pregnancy Depression
According to a latest research, women who exercise more have less chance of getting depression during and after the pregnancy. Danielle Symons Downs of Pennsylvania State University and colleagues conduct their research on 230 women during the pregnancy and postpartum period. In that research these U.S. researchers study the depression symptoms, exercise habits, appearance and other various aspects to find out the relation between these women habits and depression.
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Family Therapy: Helps Relieve Depression Syptoms In Bipolar teens
According to a report in the Archives of General Psychiatry, the family-focused therapy along with medication seems successful in soothing the depression symptoms in youths who are having bipolar disorder.
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Rhythms Of Body Clock: Linked To Human Mood Disorder
According to the new study it has found that any change in biological clock of humans can lead to serious psychological consequences. In the research which conducted at Swinburne University, it has found that rhythms of body clock or the circadian system has linked to human mood disorder, including triggering relapses in patients with bipolar disorder.
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