Mood Disorders


Mood disorders are also well known as depressive disorders or affective disorders. People suffering from this disorder have consequential changes in mood generally involving either depression or mania (elation).



In this case most of the people feel irritable or sad from time to time and may say that they are in a bad mood. A mood disorder is different which affects a person's everyday emotional state. Nearly one in ten, 18 year aged people and older have mood disorders. These include bipolar disorder and depression.



Mood disorders can rise a person's risk for diabetes, heart disease and other diseases. Treatments include psychotherapy, medication or a combination of both. Treatment can reduce most people with mood disorders and they can lead productive lives.




  • Causes and symptoms of mood disorders


  • Treatment for mood disorders


  • Types of mood disorders


  • Suicide and self harm


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