Introduction We all know that kids can catch infectious childhood illnesses from each other but who would have thought that depression in kids could be passed on? Many studies have already revealed that peer group pressure can influence children and that if a child is particularly disruptive, he or she can influence other children. Still, … Read more
Introduction Depression in elderly is treatable, and those who recover from depression have improved physical and social functioning. Unfortunately, older people with clinical depression do not receive adequate treatment. Clinical depression is common in seniors — about 3% suffer from major depression (see below for definition), but many more from milder forms of clinical depression. … Read more
Introduction A panic attack has now become a common problem among familiar people. A study has found that 30 percent of the people living in cities have suffered a panic attack at least once in their lives. A few weeks ago, ‘I was undergoing surgery at the dentist, I suddenly started getting nervous. My heart … Read more
What is Alcohol Addiction? Alcohol addiction is a chronic (long-term), and progressive disease with problems with control over drinking, problems with alcoholism, alcohol withdrawal, problems with physical dependence on alcohol, and withdrawal symptoms. If you are addicted to drinking alcohol, you will not be able to decide how much alcohol you will drink, how long … Read more
Introduction of Depression and Anxiety Hello friends, Today we are going to know about the difference between depression and anxiety. Anxiety is considered to be a characteristic feature of a lot of people. It helps an individual become vigilant, learn, and perform well if it is in its standard form. But if it becomes excessive, … Read more
What is memory loss? Memory can be defined as the remembrance of experiences, thoughts, feelings, sensations, fantasies, and knowledge. (memory loss) Problems related to memory can affect a few or all of these processes. Some memory problems develop slowly, while some occur suddenly. Some types of issues are cured, and in other matters, memory gradually … Read more
What is Bells Palsy? Bells palsy is a situation in which there is a sudden weakness in the facial muscles. This causes one side of the face to appear wilted or hanging. This makes you laugh from only one side. Bells palsy is also very well known as facial palsy, which can occur at any … Read more
Introduction Sleep paralysis is a type of condition in which a person is unable to move and speak during sleep or after waking up from sleep. Sleeping paralysis is not a harmful condition and resolves within a few seconds or minutes, but it can become a very frightening condition. Sleeping experts have concluded that in … Read more
What is a Seizure? A change in the electrical movement and activity of the brain is called a seizure. Abnormal electrical activity in the brain triggers seizures. During seizure, the person moves in an uncontrollably fast-paced rhythm. It can cause severe symptoms, and it can also happen with no symptoms. Symptoms of severe seizures include … Read more
What is Insomnia Insomnia is a sleep-related problem that affects millions of people worldwide. In short, it is difficult for people with insomnia to fall asleep or stay asleep. The effects of insomnia can be very severe. Insomnia usually increases sleep, lethargy, and the general feeling of being mentally and physically ill during the day. … Read more