Persistent Depressive Disorder
Individuals who appear to be high-functioning may have persistent depressive disorder. Here are some of the common symptoms:
- Low self-esteem
- Changes in sleep habits (sleeping too much or too little)
- Changes in appetite (overeating or decreased appetite)
- Difficulty concentrating
- Trouble making decisions
- Feelings of hopelessness
In order to qualify for a diagnosis, the symptoms must be present for two or more years. Consequently, many individuals who have these symptoms have learned to function despite them.
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Persistent depressive disorder (PDD)
People might experience brief periods of not feeling depressed, but this relief of symptoms lasts for two months or less.
While the symptoms are not as severe as major depressive disorder, they are pervasive and long-lasting.
PDD symptoms include:
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