Atypical Depression

Sometimes, life’s overwhelming tasks and responsibilities can run us into a funk. We may feel fatigued and find ourselves sleeping more than usual. We may feel hungrier than usual and irritable at small inconveniences. But, if you’re experiencing these symptoms all the time, you may have atypical depression. And it’s time to consult a medical professional. Many of us overeat, experience low energy, or become irritable from time to time. But atypical depression is a serious issue that requires immediate medical attention. Here is what you need to know about atypical depression and how to cope with it. What Is Atypical Depression? Atypical Depression is a subcategory of major depression or dysthymic disorder. Usually, a person with atypical depression experienced major depression during their teenage years. Major depression disorder (MDD) is a mental disorder that affects an individual’s ability to think, feel and behave. The common symptoms of MDD include the following: feelings of sad