The confession method of melancholia

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I feel very angry all the time, but I can't say what's wrong. It started last year, and I was diagnosed as a bit depressed at last. After treatment, it is obvious that people are much better. Then, how to repent for depression? You know what? Today, let me share with you the repentance method of melancholia.

The confession method of melancholia

Treatment 1: four principles of choice, drug treatment of patients with depression should follow the four principles of choice, that is, from the drug safety, economy, effectiveness and patient tolerance to comprehensive consideration, choose the appropriate drug for effective treatment. It is worth noting that if patients have gastrointestinal adverse reactions or anxiety and other side effects after taking medicine, the drug type or dosage should be changed in time according to the patient's condition.

Treatment 2: high treatment principle, the so-called high treatment principle, that is, a treatment method for patients with acute episode and consolidation of depression. Generally speaking, it advocates the principle of single drug use, and ensures the sufficient amount of drugs and the application of foot therapy. It is worth noting that antidepressants can be combined with diazepam in this kind of patients, and antidepressants do not need to be added in non refractory cases.

Treatment three: the principle of superimposed medication, superimposed medication principle is mainly for patients with refractory depression, its treatment generally needs three antidepressants at the same time to be effective. According to the survey, refractory depression accounts for about 20% of all patients.

matters needing attention

I also want to emphasize: enhance self psychological adjustment. Self psychological adjustment includes adjusting cognitive structure, improving self-consciousness, shaping a sound personality. The prevention of depression also needs to learn how to control emotions, improve adaptability, and master the methods of self-regulation, such as diary writing, talking, exercise, transfer, etc.