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Dysthymia for over two years now
Ive been diagnosed with Dysthymia for over 2 years now and been on an off lithosun sr and some therapy but it did not work. My question is Why can't I get over dysthymia on my own? How do you treat dysthymia?
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Dysthymia is persistent low mood with mild depressive symptoms for two or more years! It is treatable with Psychotherapy combined with medications, if need be. It is good that you have insight about your disorder which will be helpful to you for recovery. It will need to be ascertained whether your condition is due to endogenous factors or exogenous. Consult a Clinical Psychologist for a detailed evaluation and treatment plan. Psychotherapy is indicated for persistent depressive disorder.
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Nothing is better than other among antidepressants as per various studies. What varies is individual responses and clinical profile of the patient. So directly one can not tell you that one of them is better than the others. But after good evaluation, what can be more useful to you can be determined.
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