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04.09.2007, 09:00
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04.09.2007, 10:47
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Tim wrote:
> [..] I seem to straddle between both melancholic and atypical according to the table showing clinical differences between the two. Level of arousal:Both Anxiety level:Melancholic Reactivity:Atypical Emotional memory: Melancholic? A lot of my memories are negative but i seem to have a lot of blanks with regards to the past ie as though the memories are broadly rather than finely tuned. Cognition:Both Behaviour:Both Sleep: Atypical more than melancholic Appetite: Atypical Energy level:Melancholic Diurnal variation:Both BMI: Atypical Lean body mass:Atypical Total body fat: Atypical Immune function:No idea! Infection/inflammation: Atypical. Based on flu like symptoms including aching joints when in a highly stressed/tense state. |
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04.09.2007, 17:20
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Tim wrote:
> Tim wrote: >> [..] >> I seem to straddle between both melancholic and atypical according to > the table showing clinical differences between the two. I think I have all of them :-) Rosemary |
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