Physiological symptoms of depression should not be ignored!

The word depression is very scary. Depression is also a common disease that has a great impact on people's lives and bodies. There are many types of depression, including physiological depression. The causes of physiological depression are relatively complex, but the symptoms are also very obvious, especially emotional abnormalities. Patients with this phenomenon must pay attention to timely treatment and conditioning.

1. Physiological depression

Depression is divided into two categories medically. One is caused by an imbalance of brain chemicals, which is physiological. One is caused by hesitation and unhappy things. Physiological depression may be caused by a lack of serotonin, a biogenic amine in the brain, or an absolute deficiency. The main characteristic is laziness turning into worry. Some of these people don't even know that they are sick, but people around them will notice their abnormality. Non-physiological depression may mask its own depression.

2. Emotional depression has different degrees of mood , ranging from mild bad mood to sadness, pessimism, and despair. The patient feels heavy-hearted, life is meaningless, he cannot be happy, he is depressed, every day feels like a year, he is in unbearable pain and cannot extricate himself. Some patients may also experience anxiety, irritability, and nervousness.

3. Negative and pessimistic

They are extremely painful, pessimistic, and desperate inside, feeling that life is a burden and not worth lingering on, and seek relief through death, which may lead to strong suicidal thoughts and behaviors.

4. Physical or biological symptoms

Depressed patients often have biological symptoms such as loss of appetite, weight loss, sleep disorders, sexual dysfunction and diurnal mood fluctuations. These symptoms are very common, but not present in every case.

5. Loss of appetite and weight loss

Most patients have symptoms of loss of appetite and poor digestion. Delicious food is no longer tempting. Patients have no appetite or find food tasteless, often accompanied by weight loss.