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Tarlov Cyst and depression
Can Tarlov Cyst cause depression? Could it affect your mood? Find out how Tarlov Cyst can affect your mood.
Depression is not a cause of the Tarlov cysts, the dibilitating pain and symptoms though can cause depression.
Posted Jul 23, 2021 by Stichting Overdruksyndroom NL
Yes
Pain
Pain
Posted Jan 20, 2018 by dhedge42 2500
If you stay positive you will be fine. You have a "New normal" as I call it. Acceptance is hard but can be done without depression. Some patients have been accused of being depressed because doctor's won't listen, do not let that happen to you. You are your own advocate. See a professional for coping exercises, and affirmations. Seek support groups, just remember all support groups are not a one size fits all group.
Another note is that a lot of the meds they try to put you on causes depression, proceed with caution.
Another note is that a lot of the meds they try to put you on causes depression, proceed with caution.
Posted Jun 18, 2018 by Ze 2520
It can most definitely be a contributing factor to poor mental health. Chronic pain needs more attention and a great doctor and great support system
Posted Jun 19, 2018 by Debbie Dronfield 2500
With being in chronic pain you definitely suffer depression
Posted Jun 19, 2018 by Lynn 2500
Yes, depression is a symptom as the disease is incurable and can be progressive with very painful chronic daily pain.
Posted Dec 10, 2019 by Jess Carhart 2500
Support, empathy, from friends, family is not always easy to come by. Most important is Doctors who know their patients have this and are not willing to educate themselves or help their patient seek proper medical care. Dare I say, and this is MY OWN personal feeling/experience. IT's all about the MONEY. This can lead to frustration, anxiety, depression, isolation. As the saying goes: Walk in my shoes for a day, before passing judgement and opinions on something you may no nothing about. This goes with ANY illness, disease.
Posted Dec 15, 2019 by Pam 1700
Yes! Due to the chronic pain its difficult to deal with
Posted Jul 22, 2021 by Michelle Tamplin 2500
Depression can occur in this disease. IT IS NOT A CAUSE OF THIS DISEASE.
therefore GPs should also be familiar with this debilitating condition, helping patients, not putting them in pysch.institution because they don't believe in this disease, BECAUSE THIS IS VERY HARMFULL FOR PATIENTS. They need help and guidance from their primary physician.
therefore GPs should also be familiar with this debilitating condition, helping patients, not putting them in pysch.institution because they don't believe in this disease, BECAUSE THIS IS VERY HARMFULL FOR PATIENTS. They need help and guidance from their primary physician.
Posted Jul 25, 2021 by SOSNL 2500
De invaliderende, ondergediagnosticeerde en onbegrepen zenuwpijn leidt frequent tot depressie en zelfmoordgedachten, of overweging tot euthanasie..
Posted Jul 26, 2021 by Founder SOSNL 2500
Depression is a major side effect of TCD due to the chronic pain and life altering symptoms of the condition. The hardest part to deal with is dismissive doctors! Because of what they've been taught in med school most pf them won't even consider that TCD may be the source of these debilitating symptoms. And if the doctor won't acknowledge TCD it makes it very hard for family or friends to acknowledge it. Feeling alone is a very common complaint of TCD patients.
Posted Jul 27, 2021 by KetoGma 2500
They come together. Still under investigation but due to chronic pain is normal to cause depression because is life changing hugely
Posted Oct 25, 2022 by Tania 2500
