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What are the differences between depression ...

What are the differences between depression, Anxiety Neurosis and panic attacks?


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Depression is: feelings of sadness, hopelessness, feelings of being worthless, you can't sleep or you sleep too much, you can't control negative thoughts and have moments where life just doesn't seem worth living.

Anxiety Neurosis - is a stress related disorder characterized by diffuse anxiety and oftem somatic manifestations of fear.Anxiety Neurosis is also called panic attacks.

Panic Attacks - come on very sudden and cause intense fear, unease, and anxiety. The effects of a panic attack vary from person to person but they can cause the person having the episode to fear they are having a heart attack or a nervous breakdown.

Posted 2009-02-24T14:31:45Z
 

Dyiana,

Thank you for your response.  You answered according to what you had to work with.  I messed up. 

I am thinking that I should have asked to compare the differences between these disorders.  In other words, On the internet, there were differences between anxiety, panic attacks, anxiety neurosis, etc. etc. etc.  This will probably be a good research for me by contacting various doctors.

Again, thank you.  Smile

With thanksgiving and appreciation,  JT

 

Posted 2009-02-24T15:08:52Z

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