Sentence examples for depressive phase from inspiring English sources

In bipolar disorder, sometimes called manic-depressive illness, patients cycle between periods of elation and severe depression, and the depressive phase carries a high risk of suicide.

Eventually, the depressive phase of the illness sets in.

Wheeler held a party to celebrate the end of the depressive phase of her illness.

An antidepressant may help individuals cope with the depressive phase of bipolar disorder.

During the depressive phase, an employee may exhibit depressive symptoms as described above.

Although mania may be more noticeable at work, the research suggests that the depressive phase of bipolar disorder can impair performance more than the manic phase.

Bipolar disorder is generally characterized by recurrent episodes of mania (or hypomania) and major depression (Goodwin and Jamison 2007), with depressive phases being the dominant phase in terms of overall duration (Judd and Akiskal 2003).

Depression is one of the most difficult stages in the cycle, and can vary from being a lifelong predisposition of low mood to depressive phases that vary in intensity.

Was it not the idea of a temporary release from debt, from the question of responsibility for a death, which would only immobilise her when it returned later in her depressive phases?

EDs are associated with the depressive phases of BD (Mantere et al. 2010), and comorbidity confers greater disease burden (Brietzke et al. 2011).

And while he never planned to commit suicide, Brayton said that during his depressive phases, "the thought was always there".