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If you're looking at this topic? then i guess you have it!. It's 1 of the 3 top causes of depression. The other 2 are work related stress, and family breakdowns/bereavment.
Try to fight depression if you're problem is not likely to go away (chronic illness) is ridiculous. If it gave you depression and is staying put, then so is you're depression. The other 2 main causes of depression i listed above are now going to become a factor also- you're work, you can't carry on as before or you may need to leave your job, lifestyle and maybe money issues also a problem.
Family will not understand you either. Basicly an accumilation of all 3 is why you feel as bad as you do.
Depression or what's known about it is, that it can happen to ANYONE,NOBODY IS IMMUNE there are millions of transmitors in your brain releasing feel good chemicals, depression or stress will reduce the output of the chemical, and the worse the stress (ongoing) the less and less you're brain is producing, stress is going through the roof where as you're bodys natural counter is going through the floor.
To add to this, you will have no doubt heard the one about "anti-depressents will possibly make my eyes drier?" so this is not an option.
Oh dear, what now?.
I have been on Anti-depressents for over 4 yrs now and am now down to the lowest dosage which i by choice after many trial and errors have also found i can take them one every other day. And no my eyes are no drier with or without them.
I have said it many times on here in the past that i was as low as it goes and was ready to throw the towel in in the beginning, this was before i hit rock bottom not able to even make an appointment to see my doctor, my wifes doctor orderd me to come.
Anti depressents stimulate the relevant transmitors in your brain to combat the high levels of stress you're under, and are otherwise losing the battle.
The higher the dosage- the higher the stimulation, till it becomes an even fight, belive it or not, after some time you start to win the battle very slowly and start to think about lowering the dosage and frequency.
Oh, and my antidepressents are called VENLAFLAXINE but i understand they may have a different brand name in your country, your GP/Pharmacist will find out for you.
Hope this puts things into simple explanation for as many people as possible who are feeling they can't go on any more- AT THE MOMENT...
Try to fight depression if you're problem is not likely to go away (chronic illness) is ridiculous. If it gave you depression and is staying put, then so is you're depression. The other 2 main causes of depression i listed above are now going to become a factor also- you're work, you can't carry on as before or you may need to leave your job, lifestyle and maybe money issues also a problem.
Family will not understand you either. Basicly an accumilation of all 3 is why you feel as bad as you do.
Depression or what's known about it is, that it can happen to ANYONE,NOBODY IS IMMUNE there are millions of transmitors in your brain releasing feel good chemicals, depression or stress will reduce the output of the chemical, and the worse the stress (ongoing) the less and less you're brain is producing, stress is going through the roof where as you're bodys natural counter is going through the floor.
To add to this, you will have no doubt heard the one about "anti-depressents will possibly make my eyes drier?" so this is not an option.
Oh dear, what now?.
I have been on Anti-depressents for over 4 yrs now and am now down to the lowest dosage which i by choice after many trial and errors have also found i can take them one every other day. And no my eyes are no drier with or without them.
I have said it many times on here in the past that i was as low as it goes and was ready to throw the towel in in the beginning, this was before i hit rock bottom not able to even make an appointment to see my doctor, my wifes doctor orderd me to come.
Anti depressents stimulate the relevant transmitors in your brain to combat the high levels of stress you're under, and are otherwise losing the battle.
The higher the dosage- the higher the stimulation, till it becomes an even fight, belive it or not, after some time you start to win the battle very slowly and start to think about lowering the dosage and frequency.
Oh, and my antidepressents are called VENLAFLAXINE but i understand they may have a different brand name in your country, your GP/Pharmacist will find out for you.
Hope this puts things into simple explanation for as many people as possible who are feeling they can't go on any more- AT THE MOMENT...
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