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Cliniy depression(for psychiatrists)
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Can a person who suffered from severe depression get to normal life back? coz have tried 2ssri,1snri,benzo,ritalin, amisulpride and therapy but even after that I'm not feeling like aiming for something (competitive exams) in life coz when I do so, I get a feeling like it's not for u and when I push myself then I start becoming a bit dysfunctional
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Dr. Devlina Talapatra
Psychiatrist
5 yrs exp
Kolkata
Depression is not end of world or end of life. It is just an imbalance of neurotransmitters in the brain. Improper coping mechanisms and other social aspects may also contribute to it. However, it should be neglected especially when it is affecting normal funnctioning. Please get professional advice online/offline.
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Dr. A.Soujanya
Neuropsychiatrist
15 yrs exp
Visakhapatnam
Yes...even severe depression can be treated and maintained with proper guidance and advise.
You can consult me online if you need help
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