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Have Glaucoma, IBS, Ruptured, Slipped Discs, Arthritis, Kidney Cysts, Depression. What Is Wrong?

Hi i have Glaucoma, IBS, Ruptured, and slipped discs, arthritis, kidney cysts, but my main problem is depression. I knew this was too good to be true, i am withdrawing my request I thought i just told you i was signing out, this is onw of the causes of my depression, too much pressure Please cancel as per my request, i had not even got around to asking for a diagnosis.
posted on Mon, 6 May 2013
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Hi there ~

I understand your concern and it is easy to be frustrated with a problem like depression, especially when you are not treating it. There are many effective strategies to treat depression, one of them being medications, that can be prescribed by a qualified psychiatrist considering all your medical conditions. Yoga and pranayama are also helpful in treating your condition. Counseling is also helpful. I hope this helps. Take care and have a lovely day!
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Have Glaucoma, IBS, Ruptured, Slipped Discs, Arthritis, Kidney Cysts, Depression. What Is Wrong?

Hi there ~ I understand your concern and it is easy to be frustrated with a problem like depression, especially when you are not treating it. There are many effective strategies to treat depression, one of them being medications, that can be prescribed by a qualified psychiatrist considering all your medical conditions. Yoga and pranayama are also helpful in treating your condition. Counseling is also helpful. I hope this helps. Take care and have a lovely day!