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Had Insomnia, Loss Of Apetite. Took Medicines. Having Depression. Suggestions?
hi my mum(59 years old) complain from depression for about 3 monthes and it begin with insomnia and loss of appetite so we go to doctor and she take depram taplets and she begin to sleep well but her mood still depressed and worried and do involuntary movement by hands& feet and has a negative thoughts as i won t return to normal again then she come back to say i wanna to return as before and ask us to help her but she refused to go to psychatrist so iam so worry about her so pls help meeee
Hi sandy,
1st episode Depression at this age is not so common. Most of the time there would be underlying organic cause .
Presents of involuntary movement suggest Parkinsonism need to be ruled out.
Early feature of Dementia presents as Depression.
Get a Neurologist opinion. If neurologically found to be normal then go for Antidepressants with advise of your nearest psychiatrist.
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Had Insomnia, Loss Of Apetite. Took Medicines. Having Depression. Suggestions?
Hi sandy, 1st episode Depression at this age is not so common. Most of the time there would be underlying organic cause . Presents of involuntary movement suggest Parkinsonism need to be ruled out. Early feature of Dementia presents as Depression. Get a Neurologist opinion. If neurologically found to be normal then go for Antidepressants with advise of your nearest psychiatrist.