There are several conditions and diseases that are often comorbid to Migraine disease and other headache disorders. Comorbid means that we can have them at the same time, but neither causes the other.
Migraine and depression are often comorbid. In the general population, the prevalence of major depressive disorder is approximately 17%. Among Migraineurs, that jumps to 47%. Just what we need, right? Not really, but if there's good news in this, it's that today's treatments for...
Migraine disease is a difficult on its own; add comorbid condition to it like clinical depression, and it can really be a battle. Almost... Read more »
A friend of mine has written a blog post, Man Up and Say NO To Depression, which is powerful and says so much in few words. He also made... Read more »
Have you been wondering if you have a problem with depression? There may never have been a time when when we were surrounded with more... Read more »
It's not news that teen depression is a growing problem, one that must not be ignored. But what about screening of adolescents for mental... Read more »
Depression is approximately three times more common in patients following a heart attack. Despite this, only half of heart doctors say they... Read more »
Experts with the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force are urging primary care doctors to routinely screen their teen patients for depression.... Read more »
Source: ADAM Encyclopedia
A diagnosis of depression is based on symptoms meeting specific criteria. [See Introduction section of this report.] Many people who are depressed... Read more »
The American Heart Association (AHA) is recommending that heart patients should be screened for depression, according to a news release. The AHA... Read more »
Depression is twice as likely in people who suffer from rheumatoid arthritis (RA), but RA patients often are not asked about their depression... Read more »
Source: National Cancer Institute
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