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Quick onset depression causing lumps on head

I have a friend suffering from agorophobia. This obviously combines depression aswell, but occasionally they will slip very quickly into quite severe depression. It can come on within a matter of minutes and they can feel it coming. They then enter a very dark place, which can last for weeks. After a day of this depression they will have lumps on the head as if they have been hit with something, making the head very tender. Are these lumps a normal side effect of depression or do they suggest something more physical than mental? Something that can actually be tested and measured? If so, what might this be?
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my mother when she is depressed gets blood blisters in her mouth - the human body is amazing... never underestimate it.  I loose my eyelashes < please consult your doctor.
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Is your friend undergoing treatment and have they discussed this with the doctor? I do know depression can manifest itself physically but I dont know if it would be causing the lumps
If your friend isnt in treatment, see about getting them into a psychiatrist and go from there.
your friend doesnt have to suffer needlessly with this. there is hope with the right meds and therapy.
you are a good friend to try to help. your friend and you are in my prayers. Please let me know what happens.
Love Venora
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