Diagnosis of depression, now possible through a blood test

Diagnosing depression is a very difficult process. The patient is never able to admit that he or she is suffering from depression, depression, or heart failure. The patient's family also finds that when the disease has completely overcome human behavior, behavior, mood and thinking.

The psychologist assesses the patient's level of behavior, behavior and lifestyle, which often occurs in the square. Until now there was no medical test that could inform clinicians of the diagnosis or level of depression.

Depression and inflammation have been described in several research articles previously. Experts have termed inflammation, inflammation, inflammation, and irritation the root of clinical depression, with several medical tests available to diagnose it. One of these methods is also "KYN".

After a long observation and experiments with his colleagues, Japanese scientist Professor Keniyaki has proven that a certain type of amino acid "tryptophan" can help to diagnose depression. This test can detect the level or level of anthranilic acid in the blood, which can diagnose depression and evaluate its severity.

This report was published on Medical News Today.