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Re: HPA aix and non-suppression » Pfinstegg

Posted by jrbecker on June 1, 2003, at 11:24:42

In reply to Re: HPA aix and non-suppression » Shawn. T., posted by Pfinstegg on May 29, 2003, at 20:22:44

> Just to add my two cents worth, I'm mixed melancholic-atypical, but more atypical. I was a non-suppressor with a low-normal 24-hour cortisol; after TMS, I became a suppressor, and am trying hard to stay that way-for me, this coincided with a remission. (I'm female).
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> Pfinstegg

I thought it was interesting to note that in the Gold/Chrousos meta-analysis study I cited before, only 25-30% of unipolar depressives are pure melancholic while another 15-30% present pure atypical features. The rest are mixed, but those that do feature more pure melancholic or atypical features show a much more severe course than those with mixed features.


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