Depression, brain cells

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In depression or chemical imbalances or deficiencies and dysregulation in the brain, due to abrupt stopping of psych meds, excess stress cortisol, loss of sleep for long due to any reason, rtms etc, is there any physical death of brain cells? Apoptosis or physical loss of brain cells. What happens in such a scenario? Can memory and other functions improve? Please guide. What to do in this case?

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Dr. Dinesh Mehta General Physician 3 yrs exp Jaipur Consult Now · Accepted Answer

Dr. Dinesh Mehta

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In many such cases, the brain is “under-functioning,” not permanently destroyed.” With correct treatment, memory and cognition can improve substantially. Better if you consult with your psychiatrist doctor.