Bylillih96
I was diagnosed with depression a year ago, but a lot has changed now. I can't cry anymore, or be sad or angry. Things that used to hurt me so much don't matter anymore. I don't know what to do or how to get rid of them. Is this still a part of being depressed? Or is it something else?
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Loading...I am young and slim and eat healthily and only drink water, but most days I still feel very tired and exhausted and I don't know where this could come from. Does anyone have any idea?
If you don't look at your watch for a long time and have to tell the time from memory, how close are you to the real time?
I'm wide awake and can't sleep due to psychological reasons. My psychiatrist prescribed me Dominal. Should I take it now? One dose is only 40 mg.
Hello, I've been with my girlfriend for a year and a half now. At the beginning of the relationship, everything seemed perfect, almost too good to be true. She was extremely caring and loved me with every possible trait. But just a few months later, her behavior changed. It started with her showing absolutely no…
I can't be happy anymore. I'm constantly depressed and have been crying uncontrollably for a few days. And I'm generally fed up with life. I regret a lot of things from the past. I always did everything that made me feel like an old hand. I didn't finish high school until I was 21, and…
Are you still in psychotherapy? Because then you could just ask your therapist if you still have a depression.
The feeling of “feelinglessness” is a normal symptom in depression. Also that you cannot cry can occur in depression.
If you take antidepressants, it can also be the cause of your problems.
You better talk to your doctor or a psychotherapist about it when it burdens you.
I recommend reading this article once:
https://www.patients-information.de/patientguidelines/depression/kapitel-4#