Clinical depression
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Used for
depressive neurosis, dysphoria, dysthymia, involutional melancholia, melancholia, paraphrenia, premenstrual dysphoric disorder, reactive depression, reactive psychotic depression, unipolar depression
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Broader Terms
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Narrower Terms
bipolar depression, major depression, postpartum depression
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Scope Note
pervasive depression that adversely affects one's daily life; mental processes are slowed, thoughts are distorted by self-disgust and despair, concentration is difficult, and suicidal thoughts may intrude.
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- Major depression is also called clinical depression or unipolar depression.
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- What are the signs of depressive illness? Depression becomes an illness, or clinical depression, when the feelings described above are severe, last for several weeks, and begin to interfere with one's work and social life.
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