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Wednesday, Oct. 22, 2003 - 7:53 am is zoloft right for me? prestently listening to: intentions to: soberity level: Depression Symptoms of depression vary from person to person. You may have depression if you have five or more of the following symptoms and you have these symptoms almost all of the time during the same two-week period or longer. At least one of the symptoms must be a �sad� feeling that will not go away or a loss of interest or pleasure in most activities. Other symptoms are: changes in sleeping patterns restlessness or slowed movements fatigue or lack of energy changes in appetite or weight feeling worthless or guilty for no real reason trouble concentrating or making decisions repeated thoughts of death or suicide In depression, these symptoms interfere with your day-to-day activities. Panic Disorder People with panic disorder have repeated, unexpected panic attacks. A panic attack is an unexpected attack of fear, anxiety or discomfort with at least four or more of the following symptoms that develop suddenly and usually reach a peak within 10 minutes: fast heart rate or pounding heart chest pain or discomfort sweating trembling or shaking shortness of breath or a feeling of smothering choking feeling nausea or upset stomach dizziness or feeling faint numbness or tingling chills or hot flashes feeling out of touch with reality fear of losing control fear of dying In panic disorder, the panic attack(s) are followed by one month or longer of concern about having more attacks, or concern about what effect the panic attack(s) may have, or having a change in behavior.
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