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Unipolar and Bipolar DepressionWhen a person develops an episode of mania they are
conventionally identified as suffering from bipolar disorder,
but those patients with depressive episodes only are
diagnosed as having unipolar depression. This differentiation Most patients experience multiple depressive episodes
over their lifetime, the episodes varying in length, severity
and impairment, and in the response to treatment.
Approximately 15% of consultations in general practice
are due to recurrent unipolar depression. Anxiety symptoms are a common feature in many people with
depression and may be so prominent that they ‘mask’ the |
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