Managing the symptoms of depression can be difficult, especially as they may not be limited to one episode and could return without an appropriate treatment plan. Symptoms that persist even after initial antidepressant treatment are referred to as “unresolved symptoms.” The DSM-IV, a medical reference commonly used by healthcare professionals to aid in diagnosis, outlines the symptoms of a major depressive episode, which include many of the following symptoms occurring nearly every day for at least two weeks.
- -Depressed mood most of the day; feeling sad or empty, tearful.
- -Significant loss of interest or pleasure in activities that used to be enjoyable.
- -Significant weight loss (when not dieting) or weight gain; decrease or increase in appetite.
- -Difficulty sleeping or sleeping too much.
- -Agitation; or slowing down of thoughts and reduction of physical movements.
- -Fatigue or loss of energy.
- -Feelings of worthlessness or inappropriate guilt.
- -Poor concentration or difficulty making decisions.
- -Thinking about death or suicide.
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If you have any of these symptoms or emotions, the Bach Flower Remedies can help you feel better.
Take a look at these Bach Flower Remedies:
Mustard: Depression and sadness that comes and goes for no reason.
Elm: When you feel overwhelmed, with too much to do, and not enough time, you feel depressed.
Pine: Feeling guilt for things that are not your fault.
Gentian: Feeling discouraged by small setbacks.
Cherry Plum: When you fear that you might lose control of your emotions or actions.
Larch: When you lack self-esteem.
Olive: Feeling exhausted and lacking energy.
Hornbeam: For the “Monday morning” feeling, the day ahead seems too hard and you might procrastinate.
White Chestnut: For repeated unwanted thoughts.
Aspen: When you have a feeling something bad is going to happen, but you cannot put a name to it.
Depressed and sad feelings can be alleviated with Bach Flower Remedies. These remedies help to balance emotions such as anxiety, jealousy, trauma, sadness, fears, worries, lack of self-confidence, and impatience to name a few.
Learn more about the Bach Flower Remedies at www.BachFlower.com
The Bach Flower Remedies are 100% safe with no side effects and when you feel fine again you stop taking the remedies and you will remain fine.
Request free literature at info@bachflower.com
-Bettina Rasmussen
www.BachFlower.com
