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=== Depression in brief ===
=== Depression in brief ===


* Depression could be considered as a SSP characterized by low mood and aversion to activity,also it could be an entity which has a package of SSPs including:
* Depression could be considered as a [[Sign Symptom Paraclinic|SSP]] characterized by low mood and aversion to activity.
* Also it could be an entity which has a package of SSPs including:
** Depression
** Depression
** Cognition impaired
** Cognition impaired
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** Fatigue
** Fatigue
* Depression affects a person's thoughts, behavior, feelings, and sense of well-being.
* Depression affects a person's thoughts, behavior, feelings, and sense of well-being.
* Depressed people often experience loss of motivation or interest in, or reduced pleasure or joy from, experiences that would normally bring them pleasure or joy.
* Loss of motivation or interest in, Reduced pleasure or joy  
* Its underlying mechanism is General Parasympathetic Hyperactivity




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* [[MDD, Major depressive disorder entities|MDD]]
* [[MDD, Major depressive disorder entities|MDD]]
* [[Bipolar disorder entities|Bipolar disorder]]
* [[Bipolar disorder]]
* [[CFS, Chronic Fatigue syndrome|Chronic Fatigue syndrome]]
* [[CFS, Chronic Fatigue syndrome|Chronic Fatigue syndrome]]
* Dysthymia
* Dysthymia
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=== Related entities ===
=== Related entities ===


* [[Bradykinesia miasms|Bradykinesia]]
* [[Bradykinesia]]
* [[Anxiety]]
* [[Anxiety]]
* Fatigue
* [[Fatigue]]




=== Miasms ===
=== Miasms ===
This is the list of miasms which has the sign of depression
 
* This is the list of miasms which has the sign of depression
# '''[[DHF, Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever|DHF]]'''
# '''[[DHF, Dengue Hemorrhagic Fever|DHF]]'''
# GSS, HAV, HBV, HIV, NVCJD
# GSS, HAV, HBV, HIV, NVCJD
# B19, BKV/ JCV, EBV, EEE/WEE, FFI, HPV, HSV-1, HSV-1, INFL, JE, PLV, RBOL, RNV, STLE, VEE, VSV, VZV, YF
# B19, BKV/ JCV, EBV, EEE/WEE, FFI, HPV, HSV-1, HSV-1, INFL, JE, PLV, RBOL, RNV, STLE, VEE, VSV, VZV, YF
These 6 miasms have a good coverage on Depression entity.


EBV, B19, HSV-1, PLV, HBV, RBOL
* These 6 miasms have a good coverage on Depression entity: EBV, B19, HSV-1, PLV, HBV, RBOL
 
* Miasmatic approach:
 
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== Remedies ==
== Remedies ==

Revision as of 21:32, 3 October 2023

Depression in brief

  • Depression could be considered as a SSP characterized by low mood and aversion to activity.
  • Also it could be an entity which has a package of SSPs including:
    • Depression
    • Cognition impaired
    • Concentration difficult
    • Anorexia, Weight loss
    • Fatigue
  • Depression affects a person's thoughts, behavior, feelings, and sense of well-being.
  • Loss of motivation or interest in, Reduced pleasure or joy
  • Its underlying mechanism is General Parasympathetic Hyperactivity


Related disease


Related entities


Miasms

  • This is the list of miasms which has the sign of depression
  1. DHF
  2. GSS, HAV, HBV, HIV, NVCJD
  3. B19, BKV/ JCV, EBV, EEE/WEE, FFI, HPV, HSV-1, HSV-1, INFL, JE, PLV, RBOL, RNV, STLE, VEE, VSV, VZV, YF
  • These 6 miasms have a good coverage on Depression entity: EBV, B19, HSV-1, PLV, HBV, RBOL
  • Miasmatic approach:
EBV HIV HSV-1 VZV B19 INFL HBV HSV-2 PLV RBOL
Depression
Orthostatic hypotention ++ +++
Chronic Fatigue syndrome +++ ++
Bradychinesia +++
Cognition impaired
Concentration difficult
Anorexia
Weight loss

Remedies

Alum

Slowness, Paralyzed depression in elderly oeople

Kreos

Psor

Sep

Con

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