Sentence examples for relapsing into depression from inspiring English sources

The study, led by Dr. Lori Altshuler of U.C.L.A., found that the practice of quickly weaning bipolar patients from antidepressants significantly raised their chances of relapsing into depression without offering greater protection from mania.

Thus, there is a superior probability of staying euthymic and of not relapsing into mania in the drug group, but an inferior probability of not relapsing into depression over the 2-year study period.

The probability of not relapsing into depression (with relapses into mania censored at 0.5 year) will be 0.6 after 0.5 year and 0.3 (0.6 × 0.5) after 1.5 year in the drug group, and 0.6 after 0.5 years and throughout in the placebo group.

I was relapsing into depression.

I used to think I was relapsing into depression, but having been through this year after year (and documenting it in my mood journal), I now know I'm just going through my annual bout of autumn anxiety: a nervous feeling in my gut that begins the last week of August and continues through the first weeks of September.

Patients presenting depressed for a maintenance study tend to relapse into depression; those presenting manic, into hypomania/mania/mixed states.

Olanzapine, one of the drugs approved by the Food and Drug Administration FDAA) for maintenance treatment, has been reported to be beneficial in the prophylaxis of depressive episode in terms of delaying the time to relapse into depression compared to placebo [ 25].

When the battery runs low, patients slowly relapse into depression.

The Oxford Mindfulness Centre, part of the University of Oxford's department of psychiatry, has found that the MBCT course reduces the risk of relapse into depression by 44%.

The researchers found that 70percentt of the patients who had discontinued antidepressants quickly -- within six months of improvement -- relapsed into depression, compared with 36percentt of those who stuck with the drugs longer than six months.

Of these, 40 patients relapse into mania after the first 0.5 year and subsequently into depression after 1.5 years, and 40 patients relapse into depression after the first 0.5 year and subsequently into mania after 1.5 years; the remaining 20 patients stay euthymic during the 2 years.