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To whom it may concern:
I am undergoing depression. Please answer my following queries:
Qno 1: I am finding myself to be extremely clumsy since the depression began. I had a few small accidents with my car. I tend to forget where I have left my keys. I spill a lot of things. Are all these part of depression?
Qno 2: Sometimes I wake up with tingling sensation in one or the other limb. Sometimes this happens while I am sitting. Whats happening?
Qno 3: The food has began to taste different since depression began. Will it remain so like this throughout my life now.?
Qno 4 I am preoccupied by depression all the time. I am thinking about depression and the effect its having on my body. These thoughts are recurring and I am getting exhausted by these thoughts. What to do about it?.
In the end I would like to say that I have been reading and seeking guidance from this and many other similar websites. I have been kept going by the help these websites offer. I am writing this end note to appreciate what you are doing and for a small prayer. God bless you all.

[Guest]

Many of the problems you are talking about may be manifestations of somatic preoccupation or preoccupation with the body which may be found in depression. Certainly the loss of appetite is commonly described. I would seek professional treatment including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy and medication if symptoms persist.
[quote] To whom it may concern:
I am undergoing depression. Please answer my following queries:
Qno 1: I am finding myself to be extremely clumsy since the depression began... [/quote]

[Guest]

I have made silly mistakes as well. Such as putting a metal coffee cup into the microwave and then turning it on for 2 minutes. Losing my checkbook, my car keys, even forgetting where I parked and walking around the block to find my car. It's because I also am preoccupied with my depression. I am seeing my psychiatrist about it.
[quote] To whom it may concern:
I am undergoing depression. Please answer my following queries:
Qno 1: I am finding myself to be extremely clumsy since the depression began... [/quote]