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DEPRESSION Special Causes of
Depression: A WebMD
Video Series After a Loss: Grief and
Depression
Chronic Illness: A Higher
Risk of Depression Your First Step: Getting
Help for Depression What's Causing Your
Depression? It's important to talk to
your doctor or therapist
about what may be causing
your depression. Is it in
your genes? Are you
under stress? Top Causes of Depression Depression: Questions
to Ask Your Doctor 1.How do I know if it's really depression? 2.Could depression be to blame for my weight
gain? 3.Will antidepressants make me lose interest in
sex? 4.Is talk therapy as effective as
antidepressants? 5.Are certain foods helpful for depression? View and Rate All
Questions Your Second Step:
Getting Treatment for
Depression Drugs to Treat
Depression Find out about the 4 major
types of antidepressants
used for depression. Serotonin: 9 Questions
and Answers What's the link between
serotonin and depression?
Get expert answers. Depression: Triggers
and Comforts How Hormones and
Seasons Affect Mood The change in weather can
bring on changes in your
mood. For women, so can
menstrual cycles. When is it
time to talk to the doctor? Cyclic Depression Do You Crave Carbs? It
May Be a Sign of
Depression Many people crave
carbohydrates when they
feel low. The question is,
when is it a sign of
depression? A doctor can
help you find out. Carbs and Depression Foods to Help You Feel
Better Nutrition experts say that
the foods you eat can help
you feel better -- or worse.
Here are six ways to add
mood-boosting foods to
your diet. Food and Mood For Family and Friends:
Helping a Person With
Depression Tips for Offering
Positive Support Family and friends are
important to a person
struggling with depression.
But you need to know the
right things to say