Mood disorders, such as depression and bipolar disorder, directly affect nearly 21 million people across the United States. Of course everyone experiences moodiness from time to time, but having a mood disorder is much different than feeling grumpy because you didn’t get enough sleep. Mood disorders usually occur because there is an imbalance in the […]
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Like any substance, Xanax carries the risk of withdrawal symptoms — even when taken as prescribed. While the risk of dependency is greater when you misuse Xanax or take doses higher than prescribed, you might experience different signs and symptoms of Xanax withdrawal if you suddenly stop taking Xanax. If you are concerned about your
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Approximately 2.3 million Americans are currently diagnosed with bipolar depression, which is one of the most common depressive disorders in the world. On top of that, roughly 1.4% of the population experiences borderline personality disorder, another mental illness that impacts mood. These two particular mental illnesses are often compared to each other and sometimes even
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Understanding the neuroscience of addiction can help you understand the nature of your disease. While some believe that alcohol or drug addiction are character flaws or due to a lack of morals, neuroscience says otherwise. Like other chronic diseases, addiction can be treated, and you can recover from this disease. Addiction Is A Chronic Disease
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Adderall is a combination of both dextroamphetamine and amphetamine. People use this prescription medication to treat ADHD. Additionally, those who suffer from narcolepsy also take Adderall. However, people mostly use it for treating the symptoms of ADHD. This medication is easily one of the most well-known prescription drugs in the world. As such professionals prescribe
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Everyone has times in their lives where they feel down or unhappy. Some people feel that way for a few days or a few weeks. But, feeling down is not the same as having depression. Those who experience depression develop several symptoms that occur on a regular basis and do not go away over time.
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Anxiety disorders impact more people across the United States than any other mental health conditions. Specifically, obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) affects up to 7.9% of the American population, making it one of the most prevalent anxiety disorders. OCD can be extremely difficult to live with, especially when it is left untreated. Thankfully, this particular type of
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Marriage is hard. Period. Even when everything is going well, an exceptional amount of effort needs to be put into marriage in order for it to work. But when something like a mental health condition is present in the marriage, things can become even more complex and challenging to handle. Living with a bipolar spouse,
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Stress is something that everyone can say that they have experienced at least a handful of times in their lives. Even newborn babies exhibit signs of stress, such as when they cry over things such as being hungry or being uncomfortable. Stress is, unfortunately, a part of everyone’s lives. In fact, roughly 33% of Americans
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Mental illness is something that impacts people of all backgrounds, ages, races, and orientations. In fact, mental illness is so prominent in American society that 1 in 5 Americans have one. From depression and anxiety disorders to schizophrenia and ADHD, mental illnesses can be painful to live with. They can also be difficult to decipher
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