Abdullah Sam Major depression is one of the most prevalent mental disorders worldwide, along with those belonging to the anxiety category. In parallel, the use of antidepressants is becoming more common in society every day. Increased demands in many areas of life, the tough economic crises that we have had to face and a long etcetera of circumstances … Read more
If something characterizes phobias, it is their variety. Virtually any phenomenon that we can turn into concepts is capable of giving rise to a phobia, if the right circumstances exist: no matter how irrational it is to link that feeling of fear and anguish to a specific stimulus, situation or thought. Somniphobia, or phobia of sleeping, … Read more
Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (or ADHD) is a neurodevelopmental disorder that is diagnosed especially during childhood, with most of the scientific literature on the subject focusing on this period of age. Despite this, 85% of children with ADHD continue to maintain symptoms in adolescence, and 60% persist in adult life (times when certified cases increase … Read more
Both major (or unipolar) depression and bipolar disorder are currently included in the general category of mood disorders. However, these are different problems, and must be identified as such. Unfortunately, it can be difficult to differentiate between the symptoms of major depression and those of a depressive episode associated with bipolar disorder, although this distinction is essential to avoid future … Read more
The psychological disorders are very varied, but many of them coincide in terms of symptoms. It is sometimes difficult to clearly and sharply differentiate between a disorder such as major depression from others such as recurrent brief depression or bipolar disorder . That is why there are diagnostic manuals, such as the DSM or the ICD, that allow a … Read more
The type I bipolar disorder is one of the most severe diseases of the mood, as often manifest as emotional oscillations pendulan between the extremes of mania and depression. Both forms of clinical expression occur in a sequence that is not necessarily alternating (several depressive episodes occur consecutively, for example), but with the appropriate treatment they can … Read more
