Do I have Persistent Depressive Disorder?

 


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Q: Do I have Persistent Depressive Disorder?

A: Persistent Depressive Disorder, a.k.a. dysthymia, is a milder but chronic form of depression. If you have experienced symptoms for at least two years, and have never been without the symptoms for more than two months, dysthymia may be likely.

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