Symptoms

Visible
manifestations
Physical symptoms Subjective
symptoms

Behavioural
changes

  • Excessive irritability
  • Depression or constant sadness (frequent desire to cry)
  • Excessive worrying
  • Difficulty making decisions
  • Loss of interest and pleasure in all activities

  • Appetite disorders: loss of or increase in appetite and/or weight
  • Sleep disorders: insomnia or hypersomnia
  • Agitation or slowdown
  • Loss of concentration and/or memory
  • Lowered or loss of sexual interest
  • Fatigue or lack of energy
  • Self-deprecation, self put-downs, loss of self-esteem
  • Sense of being unworthy and of persecution or excessive guilt
  • Difficulty concentrating, indecisiveness
  • Sense of isolation, loneliness
  • Recurrent thoughts of death or suicide 
  • Withdrawal or social dependency
  • Masks
  • Negation or resistance























Some physical illnesses may present symptoms similar to those of depression. That is why a checkup or a medical examination should be done in all cases of depression.

 

 
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