If I were to diagnose myself, what symptoms of depression would I look for?

always sad, thoughts of suicide, feeling about urself all the time and wishing u could fix it, having a hard time getting up in the morning ( not wanting to get up and face the day) wanting to cry a lot of the time or crying a lot. thoughts of cutting. these are some symptoms of depression.

saddness and not getting out of bed and well not sleeping well sad alot day time night time
and well cant enjoy stuff u like to like before and not wanting to go out all day and night time
lay there in bed eating and sometimes not eating and well feeling funny…
and aniexty and fears alot all day and night. feels like your gonna loose your mind..
and well not wanting to even to go for walk… and outdoors even on nice snowy day..

You don't necessarily have to feel sad or tearful if you are clinically depressed….. instead you may feel numb and apathetic, like you aren't sad, you just don't care about anything and don't want to do anything.

when something small happens you easily break down and cry. cry a lot randomly when you think of what happened in the day. lots of mood swings.

increase appetite or decrease, disturbed sleep paterns, feeling saw when you wake up, feeling hopless, tearfull, paranoid. good luck!

Depression is just something they came up with to sell you pills, there's no such thing you just need to go do something fun and enjoy life.

ok, so I was checking out stuff on the internet about abdominal pains and nausea, and other symptoms that are listed under Viral Hepatitis, but i'm still a virgin, and i dont drink or use drugs, or have gotten to science stuff! so thats not it, but all the sympstoms under Viral Hepatitis are what i got! So can someone please help me?!!

GO TO a FREE MEDICAL CLINIC TODAY!!!! – Dr.H

Girl…the only person who can help you is the doctor. So make an appointment ASAP!

many sicknesses have the same symptoms so you have a very good chance of not having the viral infection

Please go to webmd.com or nih.gov to learn more about viral hepatitis. Then go to a doctor who will probably allay your fears. Good luck.

Go to a doctor immediately. also, stop self-diagnosing. Symptoms alone are not sufficient to make a diagnosis, and you will only cause yourself to panic.

Hepatitis a and E are contracted through unclean food and drink. Hepatitis B and C spread through contaminated needles, blood and sexual contact with an infected person. Get your ALT(SGPT) level done. if it is high, you have hepatitis. Then, get serology done to see the type.

I'm 14 years old, and a couple days ago at school one of my friends brought up how their cousin has trouble communicating since he has autism. Can anybody tell me what the symptoms of autism are, and how it can be treated? (If it can be treated.) thanks.

Another form of autism is Aspergers which is a high functioning autism. a few different degress of Autisn. High functioning can function at school with min. problems and don't need a, EA or other to help. Some can grow up to be able to take care of them selves and have reasonable normal lives but still may not be confident in all aspects of life situations. In serious autism & most common symptoms are not making eye contact with others, don't like to touch or be touched, will have fits if they do not get there way, have difficulty with speech, social skills and not being of the age that they are in numbers, some have fears of the dark or others but most have fears which tend to really freak them out. ie: if an autism child is 12 he/she may still act 8 years old or younger, depending on the severity. all cases have to be diagnoses by a proper behavior specialist and Dr's have to be involved. but also if diagnosed you are entitle to special government money if a proper diagnosis has been made, plus special programs will be provided. all has to be handled through your GP and then all goes from there.

One of the things people with Adult ADHD symptoms really struggle with is procrastination. And procrastination really comes out of fear. What kind of fear?

There are two main fears people with Adult ADHD symptoms face when they try to start a big project.

1. how do I know I’m choosing the right thing to work on?

2. how do I know I won’t fail, especially if I don’t know anything about this yet?

First of all, you’ve got to ask yourself, “What am I so afraid of?” Let’s just bring it out into the open. if I pick an opportunity, the fear becomes, “Oh, my gosh. What am I going to miss?”

The truth is, the second someone with Adult ADHD focuses on something, you’re missing a lot of other things. That’s just the way it works.

It’s not about the opportunity. It’s not about which Internet-type thing you should be doing. It’s “why.” You’ve got to ask yourself, “how would this particular opportunity fit in with my larger vision?”

Some people with Adult ADHD might not feel like they know exactly what they want to do with their whole lives. And this is where a lot of fear about choosing what to do next comes from.

Well, you know what? whatever you want to do with your life right now, it probably is going to change at some point (especially if you have Adult ADHD). Just because you’re going full tilt on something right now doesn’t mean you have to do that for the rest of your life.

It does mean that, if you’re going to spend your time doing something, it should be something you’re incredibly passionate about to begin with, something that you’d like to spend all your time on anyway.

Most likely, if you have Adult ADHD symptoms, you’ll find yourself in the exact same situation at some point in the future. It happens. you work really hard. you go full speed at something, and occasionally, you look up and you say, “What the heck am I doing?”

That’s ok. at that point, if you really want to, you can shift your focus. No one’s stopping you. but don’t let that fear stop you from starting.

The second fear those with Adult ADHD symptoms feel has to do with how much there is to learn about a subject or skill, and the information overload that occurs so often with Adult ADHD.

My experience was, I said, “I’m going to learn this Internet thing. I’m going to go out and I’m going to learn everything that I possibly can,” and I didn’t realize at the very beginning that there were so many different subspecialties. It’s an entire industry.

You could be a specialist in list building, in search engine optimization, in advertising or all these different subspecialties, and you realize that what you’re trying to do is go out and learn an entire industry. Of course, it doesn’t really work that way.

You don’t go out one day and say, “okay, I’m going to be a lawyer,” and understand every aspect of law. Even lawyers have to pick a specialty, be it corporate, criminal, bankruptcy or whatever. you don’t say, “I’m going to go out and learn everything there is to know about foreign language,” right? you pick one.

So, if that is true, that brings up another question for people with Adult ADHD symptoms: “What sub-specialty do I pick then? I have to pick one.”

Again, we’re teaching you ways to think with your Adult ADHD brain instead of against it here. As you’re thinking about the anxiety of having to pick one area of specialty, for example, to grow your business or to work on in your life, remember that people with Adult ADHD symptoms have something that they use automatically every day they don’t usually appreciate, and that is a very highly-developed intuition.

Intuition is why people with Adult ADHD make snap decisions all the time. You’re really good at it naturally. It’s coming from your gut.

But you need a clear head to do it. So if you’ve got information overload, and you can’t decide to focus on one thing, how do you clear your head?

What you need to do is this: you need to go on an “unsubscribe” campaign! Start with the information you have coming in on your computer every day.you should continue subscribing to or buying the information from the people that you intuitively know are going to help you with your one main focus. but clear out the rest, so you don’t even see it. Let your computer sort it so your head doesn’t have to.

Do this with other things in your life too. Once you decide what you’re main focus is (at least for now)–then “unsubscribe” or disconnect from anything, and anyone, that doesn’t contribute to that one goal.

Then you can get down to the business of choosing a specialty and learning all about that one thing. You’ll be amazed how much more focused you’ll be, automatically! To learn more about how to beat procrastination and focus on your goals with Adult ADHD, see below.

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