| Elderly persons also may have minor depression or dysthymia, which might be amenable to treatment with medication or behavioral intervention. |
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| Teplin and colleagues say they are especially concerned about the high rates of depression and dysthymia in detained youth. |
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| Like major depression, dysthymia can be treated with supportive therapy that provides advice, reassurance, sympathy, and education. |
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| You may be suffering from low-grade depression, formally known as dysthymia, which is milder and tougher to identify than acute depression. |
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| Learn about mood disorders, which include major depression, bipolar disorder and dysthymia. |
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| None of the studies included in our review specifically examined minor depressive disorder, mild presentations of a major depressive disorder, or dysthymia. |
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| Minor depression, or dysthymia, is the presence of a depressed mood for most of the day. |
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| Instead, she abided a chronic, low-level version of the illness — the diagnostic term was dysthymia — for the rest of her life. |
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| From a large body of research, they discarded trials that used washouts, as well as those that focused on dysthymia or subtypes of depression. |
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| While not as severe as major depression, dysthymia can interfere with a person's abilities at work, school or in important relationships. |
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| When it comes to lifetime prevalence, major depression was first, followed by dysthymia. |
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| Paradoxically, crying is more commonly associated with minor forms of depression, like dysthymia, than with major depression involving suicidal thoughts. |
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| I looked up my symptoms and I think I could be at high risk of dysthymia, a kind of long-drawn-out depression. |
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| If two or more of these symptoms last for two or more years, and a person does not experience a major depressive episode during this time, then a diagnosis of dysthymia may be made. |
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| A person may have dysthymia, and then suffer a major depressive episode. |
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| I looked up my symptoms and I could be at high risk of dysthymia, a kind of long, drawn-out depression. |
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| Major depression and other mood disorders such as dysthymia, bipolar disorder, and cyclothymia are common and very treatable forms of psychiatric problems. |
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| Unipolar depression encompasses major depressive disorder, minor depression and dysthymia. |
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| There are additional case reports claiming benefit of cannabinoids in other psychiatric symptoms and diseases, such as sleep disorders, anxiety disorders, bipolar disorders, and dysthymia. |
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| The number and severity of these symptoms may or may not warrant a DSM diagnosis of dysthymia or major depressive disorder. |
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| The syndromes include depression, mania, dysthymia and combinations of these. |
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| It was as if my mood had been goaded away from situational discontentedness into a dysthymia that seemed now to be heading into full-fledged depression. |
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| To reach their conclusions, researchers scoured published studies on MDD, or clinical depression, and dysthymia, which is a milder form of depression. |
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| Dysthymia in childhood or adulthood also significantly increases the risk of developing a subsequent major depressive episode. |
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