
dysthymic disorder
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Search complete. 21 mentions across 5 episodes found for "dysthymic disorder".
Sep 19, 2026
18 Sep 26 Black Night Meditations - Metal FM Radio
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233:28MarkHOST
Dig it.
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233:32MarkHOST
Also in there, Dysthymia.
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233:34MarkHOST
Out of Boston, you heard Until I Was Nothing from The Morning Darkness.
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233:38MarkHOST
Hypnotic Dirge Records.
Medical Corruption (How your Doctor was Bought)
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12:04Jason FungHOST
So there is major depressive episodes, or MDE, which is defined by the DSM-IV, and that's very severe depression.
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12:12Jason FungHOST
The question is, do they really work for lesser forms of depression? Dysthymia, a little bit of sadness, you know, I'm on dialysis, I'm a little sad now.
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12:21Jason FungHOST
You should be on an antidepressant.
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12:23Jason FungHOST
Do they work? Well, they're big money, right? So Effexor, Celexa, Zoloft, they're big money.
#404 ‒ Mental health beyond neurotransmitters: the role of hormones in psychiatry, why symptom reduction isn't enough, and the future of psychedelic therapies | Linus Abrams, M.D.
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21:19Peter AttiaHOST
Yes.
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21:19Linus AbramsGUEST
Dysthymia is a chronic low-grade depressive tendency.
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21:26Linus AbramsGUEST
and as opposed to a major depressive episode.
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21:30Linus AbramsGUEST
So major depression has a bigger amplitude.
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21:36Linus AbramsGUEST
but typically a lower frequency.
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21:38Linus AbramsGUEST
Dysthymia is a chronic tendency, if you were to draw a graph of it, where the mood would be below the baseline to a degree that takes a toll on the quality of life of the person who has it.
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21:52Linus AbramsGUEST
And the goal of the medication is to elevate that toward the mean.
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21:59Peter AttiaHOST
It's interesting that something as describable as dysthymia responds to purely more serotonin without necessarily more, and if anything, less dopamine and norepinephrine if presumably there's a compensation and they go down.
Lecture 7: Mental Health
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9:04speaker_1HOST
And the critical distinction you need to make on your exam regarding depression is the difference between dyspnea and major depressive disorder.
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9:11speaker_1HOST
Dysthymia is a chronic, low-grade hum of melancholy.
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9:14speaker_1HOST
It's a persistent gray cloud.
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Major depressive disorder, on the other hand, is a severe physiological and psychological shutdown.
When Feeling Down Becomes Normal
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3:40Jerry CunninghamHOST
And today, we're talking about persistent depressive disorder.
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3:44Jerry CunninghamHOST
I'm just going to call it PDD.
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3:47Jerry CunninghamHOST
So settle into couch for a little while because we're going to be talking about what happens when depression doesn't necessarily hit like a thunderstorm, but it just kind of hangs around like a cloudy forecast that never seems to completely clear up.
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4:03Jerry CunninghamHOST
Before we get into it, though, this episode is meant to help you understand what persistent depressive disorder can look like and why it deserves your attention.
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4:59Jerry CunninghamHOST
It has to have that time requirement.
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5:01Jerry CunninghamHOST
It's important for the diagnosis.
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5:03Jerry CunninghamHOST
PDD is defined partly by its persistence.
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5:08Jerry CunninghamHOST
PDD.