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Possibly Damaged Amygdala
I have a theory that my amygdala may be damaged. This may be just genetic and chemical, or possibly from an early head injury, or i think a cyst formed on/near it in the third grade. I have been diagnosed with depression but i think its wrong, especially because meds dont work. I think im nearly incapable of feeling rewarded, leaving despair in its wake. I do feel fear but of paralysis or disfigurement, i had a gun pointed at me and didn't flinch. I have trouble interacting with people. Maybe...
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First of all is your theory based on a sound investigation from a neurologist and/or psychiatrist?
Have you taken the medicines regularly?
If they are not working please inform the doctor he may change it. You can also seek a second opinion.
The feeling of being incapable of being rewarded, fear of paralysis and trouble interacting with people can be worked out with a psychologist like me.
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Please seek help,as living in fear can lead to a lot of complications with work/ studies and relationships.
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Please see a psychiatrist and neurologist for the brain related issues.
Formulating your own theory and living by it can be highly detrimental.
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