According to the known
medical sciences, the following symptons may indicate
depression in the patients:
Depresion moods – person complains unhappiness,
worthlessness or often feels like crying, children and
youngsters may exhibit irritability.
Reduced concentration or happiness – the affected person may
report reduced interest or happiness in any activities.
Changes in body weight – depresses person may report of
noticeable changes in the body weight like weight gain or
weight loss.
Disturbed sleep symptons – insomnia or the disturbed
sleeping condition is considered as basic symptom of
depressive state
Psychomotor disturbance or retardation – the depressed
person is usually found to be either disturbed or nervous or
actually making slower body movements.
Exhaustion or tiredness – acute tiredness or loss of
required energy indicates depressive state in the person.
Feeling of guiltiness or triviality – the depressed person
may experience that he has absolutely no importance or
unnecessarily feel guilty about things that is out of his
control.
Brian fog – the patient of depressive state may have reduced
aptitude of thinking, concentrating or decision making.
Thinking to end life – persistent thoughts about ending life
or suicidal thoughts is the most common symptom of the
depression patient.
Disliking life – the person under depression may think that
his or her life is absolutely meaningless and thus feels sad
or miserable.
Negative thinking – even the smallest activity or job may
appear to be huge or difficult for the depressed person
Changed drives – the person suffering from depression often
experiences reduced sexual desires and diminished hunger or
craving.
Anger / irritation – they most frequently get annoyed or
irritated for no reasons. |
