Depression patients

Depression is a very common disease. Many people suffer from this disease. Today's society is under great pressure. Many people have no way to release their emotions. Long-term repression, coupled with confusion, can easily lead to depression. Patients with depression are generally very negative. It is very painful to know that they have such a disease, and they don't know how to get out of the shadow in their hearts.

There are more and more patients with depression. Do you understand the symptoms of depression? We are all afraid of depression, but there are still many people suffering from this disease. Some symptoms of depression are also impossible for patients to get rid of. Be sure to see a psychologist in time.

1. Depressed moods vary in degree, 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.

2. Loss of interest is one of the common symptoms of depression. Loss of enthusiasm and pleasure in previous life and work, and loss of interest in everything. They are unable to experience the joy of family life, are indifferent to their previous hobbies, often live alone, alienate themselves from relatives and friends, and avoid socializing. Patients often complain of "no emotions", "emotional numbness", and "can't be happy anymore".

3. Loss of energy, fatigue, difficulty in doing daily chores such as washing and dressing, and feeling overwhelmed. Patients often use terms like "mental breakdown" or "deflated ball" to describe their condition.

4. Too low self-evaluation: Patients tend to overly belittle their own abilities, and view their present, past and future with a critical, negative and negative attitude. They think nothing is right and that nothing is right. They describe themselves as worthless and their future as bleak. Strong sense of self-blame, guilt, uselessness, worthlessness, and helplessness. In severe cases, self-blame and hypochondriasis may occur. 5. The patient is in a state of significant, persistent and widespread depression, with difficulty concentrating, memory loss, slow thinking, blocked thinking and slow movements, but some patients show restlessness, anxiety, tension and agitation.

6. Negative pessimism: Feeling extremely miserable, pessimistic, and hopeless, feeling that life is a burden and not worth lingering on, and seeking relief through death, which may lead to strong suicidal thoughts and behaviors.

7. 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 are very common, but not present in every case.

Patients with depression cannot communicate well with others, and they will be discriminated against by others because of this disease. The condition will become more and more serious. Now there are many people committing suicide because of depression. It can be seen how great the harm is. We must usually have a good mentality and a positive and optimistic attitude towards life to avoid the occurrence of depression.