Something Is wrong with me. I don't feel sick, but ...

You have symptoms of chronic depression.  See a doctor for treatment.  Regular physical exercise may also help.

Hi,

    Iamjustcurious is right.  You need to see a Psychiatrist for your depression.

You are someone, You  are someone that  God loves.. Depression  and   anxiety  will  make  your  whole  body   feel  sick , I've  had  mental  illness Since age 20 ,  That  is  21 years  now .. Please get  help now when  you  can   Here   I  am wanting  to  be  married   man  And  to  have kids  and a Wife  to  brighten  my  day   And  make   me  feel   like  somebody , I  want  make  some girl  smile  so she smile  back  at me ,  I  want   a  girl  to hold  close to me , So  she can   feel  my  love  too..

It  is  hard  for me ,  Cause  there  is  not many females  who  want  a   guy , Who  has  no  car, Who only  gets  SSI  Income money , Most  females  want a  guy  who  works   And who has  a  car..

Mental  illness is a   sad  thing,  I keep  asking God  to  give  me a  miracle    But   I  see  no  such   thing I   have  been   on many  medications , It   is  not easy   cause   most  medications , Have caused me side  effects ..

Get  help  now  for  yourself , STOP HURTING YOURSELF ,  STOP  BEING  BULL  HEADED,  GET THE  HELP  FOR  YOURSELF  NOW and   YOU  CAN NOT LOVE   ANYONE  UNTIL  YOU  LEARN TO  LOVE YOURSELF, YOU  ARE  SOMEONE , YOU DESERVE LIFE..

How  would  you  like  to be in  my shoes , NEVER WORKED   just  temporary summer jobs, NEVER DROVE   a CAR ..I  either  use public  transportation  or    I walk  to  where  I want  to go ..I  got a   sister  But   she  does  not  call   to  ask  me  if  I  need  to  go  anywhere (store, to take a ride ) She only  wants  time  for  her time , She  can go for  weeks  without  calling  me,  SHE  HAS  A LITTLE GIRL ,  SHE  CAN'T  HAVE A  MAN  , CAUSE SHE  IS A  GOLD DIGGER,  SHE   IS NOT AFFECTION ,  BUT  I   AM   AFFECTIONATE ,  SHE  IS  NOT  A LOVING PERSON   BUT  I  AM  VERY  LOVING..

I've  learned  to smile and   go  on  with life  And not  worry   about  things  But  try  to  help  myself the  best  that   I  can ..Ask  me  if   my  life will  get any  better ?  I  wish  I  could  find  someone  just  who  would  accept  me..

I   keep  asking God , You  give  drug addicts kids But  You  can't  give  a  decent  guy  like  me  kids  , I  keep  asking  God , You  give  men  girls,  to  guys who  don't  derserve  them , But  keep saying  Oh God  what  about  me? Why  can't  I  find  love and happieness  And  be a   father  to  kids ? Why can't I find  love  in happieness   And  be a husband  to a  girl  who  will accept  me..

Please  do  something  for me , Get help  and Get counseling , Get on medication, Don't   let  your world  stop , also, turn your  sadness  into  happieness ,  Stop  feeling  sorry  for  yourself , Wake  up  now  before  it's  too late

God  Bless You

Dysthymia

Overview

Dysthymia is a chronic type of depression in which a person's moods are regularly low. However, it is not as extreme as other types of depression.
Symptoms

The main symptom of dysthymia is low, dark, or sad mood nearly every day for at least 2 years. The symptoms are less severe than in patients with major depression, but people with this condition can still struggle with:

• Feelings of hopelessness
• Insomnia or hypersomnia
• Low energy or fatigue
• Low self-esteem
• Poor appetite or overeating
• Poor concentration

 Treatment

As with other forms of depression, there are a number of treatment options for people with dysthymia:

• Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors such as fluoxetine (Prozac)
• Tricyclic antidepressants
• Talk therapies, such as cognitive/behavioral therapy and interpersonal therapy

Medications do not work as well for dysthymia as they do for depression. It also may take longer after starting medication for you to feel better.

Some evidence suggests that combining medication and psychotherapy may lead to the most improvement.

Causes

The exact cause of dysthymia is unknown.
As with major depressive disorder, dysthymia occurs more women in women than in men and affects up to 5% of the general population. Dysthymia can occur alone, or together with more severe depression or another mood or psychiatric disorder.

 Tests & diagnosis

 Your health care provider will take a history of your mood and other mental health symptoms over the past several months.

Prognosis

 Dysthymia is a chronic condition that lasts many years. Though some people completely recover, others continue to have some symptoms, even with treatment. Some people need to continue taking medication and undergoing therapy.

Complications

Antidepressant drugs have side effects that can complicate treatment. For example, selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors may cause stomach upset, mild insomnia, and reduced sex drive.
If not treated, dysthymia can turn into a major depressive episode. This is known as "double depression."

When to contact a doctor

Call for an appointment with your health care provider if you regularly feel depressed or low.