Major depressive disorder tends to be a recurring disorder. However, with each recurrence, the symptoms tend to decrease in severity, and the time between major depressive disorder episodes gradually increases.

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Major depressive disorder is often recurrent, but the severity of symptoms and the time between episodes can vary widely among individuals. Some may experience worsening symptoms or shorter intervals between episodes.

Major Depressive Disorder Tends to Be a Recurring Disorder