Dysthymia: An Overview
According to the American Psychiatric Association, dysthymia is characterized by a depressed mood most of the time for at least two years (one year for children and adolescents), together with at least two of these symptoms... Read More
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Dysthymia, Depression and You
If you have dysthymia symptoms, consult a knowledgeable health care provider for a diagnosis.
Treatment for Dysthymia
Treatment for dysthymia typically includes medications and psychotherapy, lifestyle changes and alternative medicine.
Symptoms of Dysthymia
A dysthymia sufferer can usually function normally on a day-to-day basis, often without other people realizing he is depressed.
Diagnosing Dysthymia
Diagnosing dysthymia can be difficult, since its symptoms overlap with those of major depression and other mental health conditions.
Dysthymia Causes and Risk Factors
Dysthymia is a mild to moderate form of depression that often persists for several years.
The Biology of Dysthymia
What researchers know about the biology of dysthymia comes through the study of the biology of depression.