Tag: Depression

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What are the psychological mysteries in the movie “Brain Secret Service”?

The film Inside Out covers a lot of core knowledge in cognitive psychology and developmental psychology, and can be described as an excellent work combining education with fun. I am sure that you don’t need to watch my long list of wordy things below and will fall in love with this movie deeply, because watching the movie itself is a kind of enjoyment and doesn’t need rules and regulations [background knowledge]. However, if you want to know a little psychological knowledge after watching the movie and read this article, you will better understand the little mystery hidden in the movie. Why is it an 11-year-old girl? In the film, the age stage of the little protagonist is a milestone in Read More …

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Pay attention to these 6 signals from the body,

The body is like a garden. Only when everyone pays close attention to it and devotes painstaking efforts can it flourish. Many people usually don’t pay much attention to their physical feelings, In particular, when the illness does not appear to be very serious, it may not attract the attention of the owner of the [garden], but in some cases, these physical signals are actually warnings and should be paid attention to. What are the situations that belong to this kind of [propping up] [no big deal], but in fact it is necessary to seek medical treatment? 1. Limb weakness If the arms, legs or face feel weak or numb, it is likely to be the precursor of stroke. Especially Read More …

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It is said that if you are not in a beautiful mood, you will probably get sick?

Living in the 21st century, illegal cooking oil, poisoned milk powder, smog and water pollution are eating away at our health. There is another thing that we often ignore its existence but are affected by it all the time. It is [negative emotion]. What is negative? Generally speaking, it refers to a kind of emotion that makes people unhappy or even painful, such as anger, sadness, fear, such as hostility, vigilance, nervousness, such as jealousy, guilt, entanglement… Negative emotions are like snowballs. They bring us bad feelings and lead us to make irrational decisions and unhelpful actions, such as avoidance, denial, depression and procrastination. They not only do not help solve problems, but also create more problems, making negative emotions Read More …

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Eating disorder, a mental and psychological problem on the tip of the tongue

Eating disorders belong to physiological disorders related to psychological and mental factors. Simply put, it is due to psychological and mental reasons that some system activities of the body (such as autonomic nervous system, endocrine system, etc.) are abnormal, thus leading to some normal functions of the body. From the performance point of view, eating disorder is mainly the abnormal behavior of [eating], which can be divided into [anorexia nervosa] and [bulimia nervosa]. Therefore, we can simply understand eating disorder as [a mental and psychological problem about “eating” and “not eating”]. According to relevant statistics, about 3% of the world’s young people and adults suffer from severe eating disorders, of which 10% are young people and the ratio of men Read More …

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Just gave birth to the baby don’t want to talk, is it just too tired, or postpartum depression?

One day early in the morning, I came to the hospital. Before I stepped into the office, I saw four or five family members in the corridor of the ward complaining loudly around the nurse: I was shocked: What happened in what? It turned out to be a pregnant woman who had cesarean section the day before, I barely slept from last night to this morning, The lying-in woman was exhausted, In a bad mood, I shed tears from time to time, I don’t feel well anywhere. The family is at a loss to accompany the lying-in woman. I always feel that the medical care is not done well, So the family found the nurse and asked. I asked the Read More …

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Can schizophrenic patients also get depression?

One day, Dr. Clove received a question: “Do schizophrenics also suffer from depression?” ] He threw the problem to everyone. This is not true. Heroes from all walks of life have expressed their views. Negative symptoms of schizophrenia The first person to appear was a big fellow with a gloomy and stiff voice. I am the second son of a prominent [schizophrenic] family. I can see what you can’t see and hear what you can’t hear. I, can connect things that you think have nothing to do with each other, intuitively feel that someone loves me and someone wants to hurt me. I cry when I am happy and laugh when I am sad. Although I am in the same Read More …

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Taking care of patients all the year round is more likely to lead to depression?

Many patients with chronic mental diseases such as schizophrenia and depression need additional care and support from their families because they lose their ability to take care of themselves. So, are caregivers who are under financial pressure and the burden of daily life more likely to suffer from depression than ordinary people? What should I do if depression occurs? Are you a caregiver? Caregiver refers to the person who takes care of the daily life of family members with difficulties in self-care. These care includes housework, shopping, as well as care and comfort in daily life and in case of illness, and bears corresponding financial assistance. There are relatively few people engaged in full-time nursing in China, and more of Read More …

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Is it really [anxious and depressed]? What should I do at this time?

If the feeling of depression is [there is no one in the wilderness], then anxiety is probably [countless worries are crowded in my heart like a golden week crowd]. Some people ask, why do I feel [depressed] and [anxious], or listless and agitated? Yes, depressive symptoms and anxiety symptoms often go hand in hand. When Depressive Disorder Encounters Anxiety The main clinical manifestations of depressive disorder include five aspects: Significant and persistent depression and pessimism; Feeling that thinking ability is inhibited and often considering negative things; Will activities decline and they are unwilling to participate in various daily activities. Memory and attention decline; Various physical symptoms such as sleep disorder, fatigue and loss of appetite occur. The diagnostic criteria for Read More …

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Can you really cure your mental illness by electrifying your brain?

Before the discovery of psychotropic drugs in the 1950s and 1960s, the prospects for the treatment of mental diseases were really bleak. At that time, there were only three types of treatments available-electroconvulsive therapy (ECT), insulin coma and psychiatric surgery. As a result, many patients have been imprisoned in psychiatric hospitals all their lives, while others are in [infinite reincarnation]-once discharged from hospital, they will not be able to live a normal life, will become ill again, and will soon be hospitalized again. Insulin-induced epilepsy for psychosis? Researchers found that for patients suffering from both schizophrenia and epilepsy, when epilepsy symptoms worsen, mental symptoms will be relieved. In the 1930s, a Hungarian doctor tried to alleviate schizophrenia by inducing seizures, Read More …

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Do you need to see a doctor if you feel uncomfortable?

Case 2: 43-year-old Teacher Zhu is a university professor. Six months ago, I had an academic argument with people at work. Later, insomnia occurred, It is suspected that the unit leader intentionally opposes her. Every time I finish my meal in the canteen at noon, I feel dizzy, my hands are swollen and my throat is blocked. The leader is suspected to have poisoned the food. In the past month, On the way home, I felt that the unit had sent someone to follow me. Some people hurt themselves. Go to the hospital to see a doctor, suspecting that the leader colluded with the doctor to prescribe poison to harm himself. Think that the body was broken down, once went Read More …