Mental Illness

Depressions introduction

Though many people see depressions as signs of personal weakness, since it affects major a persons thought, mood and perspective towards lice per time. Depressions could result in fallen school grades for students, poor relationship among workers and various destabilized relationships, amongst others. Depression comes in various forms, from the most popular one called the bipolar disorder, to the one that comes each winter season, called the seasonal affective disorder, down to the one most witnessed by pregnant women and women who just delivered, called the post postpartum depression.

In this section we have treated these three most popular diseases providing them under various topics which include their symptoms, diagnosis, impacts, case study and interviews on them.

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Start 3d depression explanatory animation
- This video will help you to learn more on depressions, featuring intriguing 3d animation
Start 3d animation explaining the bipolar disorder
- In this short animation video, you will learn more about bipolar disorder in an exciting multimedia environment.

1.	Do you feel sad or depressed most of the day, nearly every day?	yes	no
2.	Do you show a diminished interest in activities, most of the day, nearly every day?	yes	no
3.	Have you experienced significant weight loss or weight gain, of loss/increase of appetite?	yes	no
4.	Do you experience difficulty falling or staying asleep? Has your quality of sleep decreased or do you need more sleep?	yes	no
5.	Do you feel restless nearly every day, or have your movements slowed down?	yes	no
6.	Do you feel tired or low in energy nearly every day?	yes	no
7.	Do you experience feelings of worthlessness or extreme guilt?	yes	no
8.	Do you have difficulty in concentrating or making decisions?	yes	no
9.	Do you have recurrent thoughts of death and suicide?	yes	no

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Depressions introduction

Diagnosis

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