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Re: How do you monitor depression for yourself? » SLS

Posted by Tabitha on May 3, 2016, at 16:00:23

In reply to Re: How do you monitor depression for yourself? » Tabitha, posted by SLS on May 2, 2016, at 18:19:09

> For me, the early signs of depression are feeling lazy. I am less interested and motivated to do things. Eventually, I begin to feel drained of energy and vegetative. I tend to stare into space. I lose my ability to read with comprehension and exhibit memory impairments. I become less interested in being around people and am generally less social.

Interesting. I'm nearly always feeling lazy and non-social, at least for a large portion of the day.

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> I don't know if a mood chart would help:
>
> http://www.bipolarscotland.org.uk/leaflets/mood-monitoring.pdf
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> I used this one for a little while.
>

That's interesting. By those measures I'd say I veer from high depression up to low depression, and very occasionally reach the halfway mark between normal and hypomanic. Back when I was diagnosed unipolar depressive and on SSRI only, I'd range up to hypomanic.

 

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