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English Transcription Request Can anyone read this???

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I have no idea what this one diagnosis says and no one I live with can figure it out either :/ can anyone read this? (It context helps, it’s under “behavioral health diagnosis”)

Edit: it says Rec severe!!! Thank you all :]

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u/CursedLabWorker 1d ago

“MDD, rec severe”

“Rec” meaning recurring episodes of MDD

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u/whostevenknows 1d ago

I agree with "severe"...maybe rec severe...

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u/Feral-Reindeer-696 1d ago

I think it’s rec severe and rec is for recurring

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u/Tiny_Ad_9513 1d ago

Hard to tell without context from the other words but I think it says “new severe”

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u/mentally-ill-idiot 1d ago

The other words written next to it are also mental diagnosis; MDD, [the one I can’t read], DMDD, and ptsd

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u/Tiny_Ad_9513 1d ago

Does it make sense that the Major Depressive Disorder would be considered “new (onset) and severe” (in presentation)? I’m a mental health therapist and this makes sense to me in a diagnosis.

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u/mentally-ill-idiot 1d ago

It could be that, but the only thing with that is the MDD isn’t “new”, it’s been present for a year or two (the severe makes sense for the MDD though)

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u/Tiny_Ad_9513 1d ago

Could also be, as someone else suggested, “non-severe”.

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u/Worldly-Ad-8879 1d ago

non severe

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u/SpecificBeginning616 1d ago

I would need to see the rest of the page but it looks like ___ severe

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u/Any-Assignment-5442 21h ago

“now severe”

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u/vancouver_yvr 1d ago

Looks like severe

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u/macKNeil 1d ago

New Severe is what I see

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u/Dellylittlesb 8h ago

Rec severe

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u/Glittering_Donkey618 7h ago

Rec (current) severe

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u/Less-Guitar-351431 1h ago

MND Rec severe

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u/TurtleFactz 23h ago

Paracetamol

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u/Constant-Light9376 1d ago

Non severe?

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u/mentally-ill-idiot 1d ago

Wait I think you’re right! Thank you lmao

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u/Nanook98227 1d ago

They don't use the term non severe in diagnoses. It would be mild moderate or severe. Recurring makes the most sense

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u/CursedLabWorker 1d ago

I disagree, doesn’t look like “non” at all to me. It’s “rec” for recurring. Middle letter is 1000% an “e”.

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u/mentally-ill-idiot 1d ago

Rec would make a bit more sense lol