Some myths about depression. Myth 2: An acute stress or a shock is always is a cause of dipression
Much depends on psychotype. An acute stress can cause posttraumatic depression, but there are frequent cases when the shock, on the contrary, breaks off depressive attack. Other kinds of melancholy are more often based on accumulation of negative emotions. Sometimes, «to untwist a spiral» of illnesses, the psychologist should “wind off” the life of the patient on several years ago. Sometimes the long stress has just mental manifestations - barefaced depression, development of phobias (every possible fears). And sometimes it provokes internal diseases. These are called by psychiatrists concealed or somatic depressions.
Choleric persons have most frequently the stress masked as cardiovascular illnesses (hypertension, coronary heart disease, heart attack), duodenal ulcer, urological problems.
Melancholiacs, as a consequence of depression, may have stomach ulcer, asthmatoid conditions, can be poured out in a stomach ulcer, neurodermatitis.
Sanguine and phlegmatic persons are less inclined to diseases because of nerves.