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atypical depression
atypical depression Atypical depression is a form of depression in which mood can improve in response to positive events, alongside features such as increased appetite, oversleeping, heavy feelings in the limbs, and long-term sensitivity to rejection from others.
Atypical depression is a form of depression in which mood can improve in response to positive events, alongside features such as increased appetite, oversleeping, heavy feelings in the limbs, and long-term sensitivity to rejection from others. It is also often seen together with weight gain and other metabolic and inflammatory changes.