Opinion
Depression from Sadness to Melancolia
Gabriel Miranda Nava*
Head of Neurology of the hospital Center of the presidential staff, Mexico
Gabriel Miranda Nava, Military Doctor specialized in Neurology, , Chief of Neurology of the Hospital Center of the Presidential General Staff, Mexico.
Received Date: August 24, 2018; Published Date: September 11, 2018
Abstract
Sometimes we have felt so sad and so disappointed for a few hours or days, situation that leads us to sleep badly, have awakenings consists before, decreased appetite, easy crying, tiredness, attention deficit, grumpy, even wanting to “swallow the Earth” which is a small thought to “want to die”; These situations are normIn the mood swings we experience throughout the L day or in a few weeks, and that is recovering with the passage of time, thanks to the adjustment in your brain neurotransmitters experience, we have already commented that they are chemicals in the brain that allow to carry out the different phases of thought.
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Gabriel M N. Depression from Sadness to Melancolia. Arch Neurol & Neurosci . 1(1): 2018. ANN.MS.ID.000502.
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