i would reccomend that you go back to your doctor and check to see if you have bi-polar. These poeple generally experince really high highs and low lows. Yes, Depression can bring about a feeling of exachustion all day. However one must realize that there are many things that can be done to help you. First off try filling your day with doing many things, don't focus on your depression, focus on those activiteis at that time. In theroy those things can help you to fell good about yourself, Try doing things that you once loved and if you don't feel like it do it anyway. Once you see small signs of accomplisment you start to feel better i mean that you accomplished a task. Also make sure you have a good support network of freinds. Isolation, make matters worse especially with depression. You don't have to disclose everything to them but try focusing on being a good freind. It will take your mind off of it, plus you will really begin to feel neeeded and wanted. Another good idea is to keep a journal. Try and see your moods as more of a shade of grey rather then black or white thinking, (often referred to as all or nothng thinking) Try new things. Next, keep commitments to yourself. If you have ever told yourself you are goin to do something and then you don't do it, you pretty much feel guilty about it. If this happens to much it can become a pattern and even a personallity. start small with little things and move up. Count getting up out of bed and getting the mail as personal victories. Try praying to, It has helped me, find answers.
2006-06-18 15:49:50
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answered by Anonymous
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Does Depression Cause Tiredness
2016-10-31 00:45:13
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answered by ? 4
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It sounds more like you might be bipolar and not just depressed if you are hyper times as well. But to answer your question from personal experience, yes being clinically depressed (not just feeling blue) can cause extreme exhaustion.
Although sleeping 8 or 9 hours then "nodding" off during the day doesn't seem like depression. During depression it's more like, as stated above, extreme exhaustion and not just nodding off.
Regardless, good luck and make sure you get professional help! Depression or bipolar disorder is not something to try and face alone.
2006-06-18 15:56:04
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answered by roman1766 1
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First off, I am NOT a doctor.
From what you're describing as 'hyper' and 'low' you may want to return to your doctor and make him/her aware of these. This is a classic symptom of Bi-Polar (formally Manic Depressive) disorder. I know cuz my mom and I both have it.
Take your meds everyday. It can take up to six weeks before you start to see regular results with them. It just takes time for the medication to build up in your system and be constant.
After 3 months, if you're still feeling bad, please go back to your doctor if you can and maybe try a different medication or therapy method.
Also you can try meditation or listening to music. I like the CD at Walmart of rain. :) Or try any other activity that you enjoy, like reading or going for a walk. Staying active can help too, so try to walk or job.
2006-06-18 14:37:13
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answered by Kats 5
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Feeling tired or sleepy can be a sign of depression. Start a night time journal and what ever you are feeling when you go to sleep write it down. As well, if you get up in the night due to something that is worrying you write that down as well. These are aome tips for dealing with the sleep issue. You should also talk with somebody so you are not deeling with the problems by your self.
Hope that helps.
2006-06-18 13:21:14
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answered by dreilly41 2
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Overcome your Depression Without Medication
2016-04-24 23:07:18
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answered by Anonymous
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I'm so sorry! I would say YES it does. you know, depression has so many different symptoms such as anxiety, loss of memory, loss or gaining of appetite, impatience, hallucination, over sleeping, fatigue, and finally to commit suicide. If you have some of these other symptoms may be you are depressed, otherwise it's something temporary. I suggest taking a B complex vitamin, and an E vitamin after breakfast.
Good luck
2006-06-18 13:40:44
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answered by Anonymous
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Yes, depression can really wear on your system, even if you are getting a good night;s sleep (which often you aren't... you are restless, or have bad dreams)
you might also want to check with the doctor who diagnosed you to check for bipolar disorder, which would answer your ups and downs. Talk to your doctor about things you can do to help ease these symptoms - from exercise and eating right, to any prescriptions that might help balance your mood.
2006-06-18 13:20:26
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answered by Anonymous
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one thing for sure, sleeping more than 8 hours only makes things worse. 5-8 hours is the right amount of sleep.
it is not depression that causes tiredness. It is a screwed up internal clock.
i sought help last year and bought a book named "powerful slee". It has a few effective tips on how to get things right - bottom line, it is not about sleeping more, and not about taking drugs.
It is about finding the best sleep pattern for you, and then practice some simple steps to enhance this pattern (and the body clock).
I am willing to offer this ebook to you. Write me at jianqiao@gmail.com
2006-06-18 13:29:37
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answered by Jianqiao C 1
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2014-09-15 05:07:38
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answered by Anonymous
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