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Why do I feel gloomy and sad during winters?
It sounds like you have seasonal depression. It can make you feel gloomy, sluggish and makes you crave carbohydrates. It is easily solvable by buying a bright light that mimics READ MORE
It sounds like you have seasonal depression. It can make you feel gloomy, sluggish and makes you crave carbohydrates. It is easily solvable by buying a bright light that mimics the sun. They are easily available at www.amazon.com. Just look for 10000 lux light therapy lamp. They range from 40 dollars to 200 dollars. To start with sit in front of the light for about 10 minutes a day because it can be activating and make you anxious or irritable. You can slowly work up to 30 minutes a day or as needed. It works very quickly and will make a great difference in your quality of life.
Can depression cause physical symptoms?
Yes depression can cause tiredness, and body aches. It can also cause problems sleeping, decreased appetite and decreased concentration. It is important to report these symptoms READ MORE
Yes depression can cause tiredness, and body aches. It can also cause problems sleeping, decreased appetite and decreased concentration. It is important to report these symptoms to your doctor as they can indicate an incomplete response to depression treatment. Treating to full remission would eliminate these symptoms if they are due to your depression.
