Mood Disorders
Mood Disorders are a category of mental health conditions that result in substantial shifts in a person's emotional state, impacting their overall well-being and daily functioning. Individuals with mood disorders may experience a range of symptoms that can interfere with their ability to lead a fulfilling life.
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Common Symptoms of Mood Disorders
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Persistent Sadness: Ongoing feelings of sadness or despair that may last for weeks or months.
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Irritability or Anger: Heightened levels of irritability, frustration, or anger that can emerge unexpectedly.
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Changes in Sleep Patterns: Insomnia or hypersomnia, leading to fatigue and decreased energy.
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Alterations in Appetite: Significant weight loss or gain, or changes in eating habits.
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Loss of Interest: Diminished pleasure or interest in activities that were previously enjoyable, such as hobbies or socializing.
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Cognitive Difficulties: Trouble concentrating, making decisions, or remembering things.
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Feelings of Worthlessness: Persistent thoughts of guilt, shame, or feelings of being a burden.