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Signs & Symptoms

Below are some common signs and symptoms of Depression. If you, or someone you know, is experiencing any of these signs and you suspect you may be suffering from depression, please seek help from a qualified professional. Thank you and stay safe! ~~~~~~~~~~ ;o)



Loss of interest in things you used to enjoy, including sex. *

Feeling sad, blue, or down in the dumps. *

Feeling slowed down or feeling restless and unable to sit still.

Feeling worthless or guilty.

Changes in appetite or weight loss or gain.

Thoughts of death or suicide; suicide attempts.

Problems concentrating, thinking, remembering, or making decisions.

Trouble sleeping or sleeping too much.

Loss of energy or feeling tired all of the time.



Other symptoms include:

Headaches.

Other aches and pains.

Digestive problems.

Sexual problems.

Feelings of pessimism or hopelessness.

Being anxious or worried.

If you have had five or more of these symptoms including at least one of the first two symptoms marked with an asterisk (*) for at least 2 weeks, you may have major depressive disorder. See your health care provider for diagnosis.

If you have some depressive symptoms, you should also tell your health care provider. Sometimes a few symptoms can go on to become major depressive disorder. Other forms of depression are milder, but persistent or chronic. Chronic symptoms of depression also need treatment.

This was taken from: The Agency for Health Care Policy and Research (AHCPR), an agency of the U.S. Public Health Service



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