Depression signs

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Depression symptoms are:

* Feelings of unhappiness, sadness, or

* Irritability, frustration or even over small matters

* Interest in, or loss from ordinary activities of the ILO

* Reduced sex drive

* Insomnia or excessive Sleeping

* Changes in Appetite, depression, decreased appetite, and often cause the weight, but some people it causes increased cravings for food and weight gain

* Restlessness or Agitation-for example, the pacing, the hand wringing, ironing, or the inability to sit still

* Will slow down, thinking, speaking, or body movements

* Indecisiveness, distractibility, and decreased concentration

* Fatigue, driving and energy--even small tasks may seem to require a lot of effort

* Worthlessness or guilt, fixating the previous errors, blaming yourself or when things are not going in the right feelings

* Trouble concentrating, thinking, decision-making, and remembering things

* In case of death, Often the thoughts of suicide or dying

* Crying witches, spells,

* Unexplained physical problems, such as back pain or headaches

Some people depression symptoms are so severe, that the obviously, something is not right. Other people generally miserable or sad refrain, without really why it seems.

Depression affects each person differently so depression symptoms may vary depending on the person. Inherited properties, age, gender and cultural how depression can affect to a role.

Children's problems in teens

Common symptoms of depression may be slightly different for children and teens than for adults.

Younger children depression may include sadness, Irritability, hopelessness, and worry.

The symptoms of the young people and teenagers may include anxiety, anger, and avoidance of social interaction.

Changes in thinking and uni are the symptoms of depression in young people and adults, including, but not for the younger children are common.

Children and teens depression often occurs in the problem of mental health problems and other conditions, such as anxiety or attention-deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD).

Older adults, symptoms

Depression is not a normal part of growing older and most retirees feel satisfied with their lives. However, the depression in older adults, and may. Unfortunately, it often goes undiagnosed and untreated. Many adults with depression feel reluctant to seek help when they are feeling down.

Depression in older adults may go undiagnosed, because, for example, fatigue, loss of appetite, sleep problems, or a loss of sexual interest--the symptoms may seem can cause other diseases

Older adults with depression can say they feel unhappy lives usually bored, everything or worthless. You may wish to remain in the home, instead of always going on a weekly or doing new things.

Suicidal thinking or emotions of depression in older adults is a serious, that never has to be taken lightly, especially men's character. Depression in older adults, of all people, men are at risk for suicide.

When you want to see a doctor

If you feel depressed, make an appointment to see your doctor as soon as possible. Depression symptoms can not get better on their own--and depression can get worse if not treated. Untreated depression can lead to other mental and physical health problems in your life, or in other areas. Feelings of depression can also lead to suicide.

If you are reluctant to seek treatment, talk to a friend or loved one, health professionals, faith leader, or someone else you trust.

--Source: Mayo Clinic

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