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Från Wikipedia, om dystymi:
"The symptoms of dysthymia are similar to those of major depression, though they tend to be less intense. In both conditions, a person can have a low or irritable mood, lack of interest in things most people find enjoyable, and a loss of energy (not all patients feel this effect). Appetite and weight can be increased or decreased. The person may sleep too much or have trouble sleeping. He or she may have difficulty concentrating. The person may be indecisive and pessimistic and have a negative self-image.
The symptoms can grow into a full blown episode of major depression. This situation is sometimes called "double depression" because the intense episode exists with the usual feelings of low mood. People with dysthymia have a greater-than-average chance of developing major depression.
While major depression often occurs in episodes, dysthymia is more constant, lasting for long periods, sometimes beginning in childhood, as a result a person with dysthymia tends to believe that depression is a part of his or her character."
"The symptoms of dysthymia are similar to those of major depression, though they tend to be less intense. In both conditions, a person can have a low or irritable mood, lack of interest in things most people find enjoyable, and a loss of energy (not all patients feel this effect). Appetite and weight can be increased or decreased. The person may sleep too much or have trouble sleeping. He or she may have difficulty concentrating. The person may be indecisive and pessimistic and have a negative self-image.
The symptoms can grow into a full blown episode of major depression. This situation is sometimes called "double depression" because the intense episode exists with the usual feelings of low mood. People with dysthymia have a greater-than-average chance of developing major depression.
While major depression often occurs in episodes, dysthymia is more constant, lasting for long periods, sometimes beginning in childhood, as a result a person with dysthymia tends to believe that depression is a part of his or her character."
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