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CHRONIC PAIN & DEPRESSION

Depression is by far the most common emotion associated with Chronic Pain. This type of Depression sometimes goes beyond what would be considered "Occasional Sadness" or "Feeling Down for a Few Days." Major depression is thought to be four times greater in people suffering Chronic Pain. We hope this forum will be beneficial in discussing the emotional aspects of TMJD and Chronic Pain. Always seek professional help if you feel you are suffering Depression.

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	Feeds	Topic Title	Replies	Views	Points	Last Post	Author
		How do i know?	1	605	0	Cymy Sue 06/01/09 14:44:34	tmjsucks
		Chronic Pain and Heart Disease? Another reason to treat and beat depression	0	280	0	Michelle Denise 11/29/08 09:10:58	Michelle Denise
		Dysfunctional Pain Processing Network in Depressed People	0	164	1	Michelle Denise 11/09/08 21:52:02	Michelle Denise
		Link between Depression and Heart Disease	0	60	0	Michelle Denise 08/04/08 11:07:54	Michelle Denise
		A little bit on depression and chronic pain.	0	137	0	Michelle Denise 07/10/08 10:22:34	Michelle Denise

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