Over the months that I have been writing for My Depression Connection I have noticed a definite trend of members who talk about feeling more depressed and/or anxious in the morning hours than any other time of day. So I decided to do a little research to find if this were a common phenomenon for people who suffer from depression and what one can do about it.
In fact I did find many references in the literature for morning depression by its formal name of diurnal mood variation. Diurnal...
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Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
Morning sickness is nausea and vomiting that can actually occur at any time of the day during pregnancy.See also:Hyperemesis gravidarumPregnancy... Read more »
Dizziness Morning headaches and morning dizziness can be caused by several health conditions, but it often signals a lack of oxygen and a buildup of carbon dioxide in the blood that is caused by not getting enough air at night. Sleeping Upright...
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