F33.42 – Major depressive disorder, recurrent, in full remission

Full remission indicates that a patient no longer exhibits significant symptoms of their depressive disorder and has essentially recovered.

Yes, if a patient with a history of recurrent depressive episodes is not experiencing any significant symptoms, they are in full remission.

While patients in full remission have recovered from their depressive episodes, they may still require ongoing treatment to maintain their mental health and prevent relapse.