Depression is a complex set of psychological and physical symptoms. Depression or sadness is often the most obvious symptom. A common feature of these symptoms is a decrease in the level of activity in certain parts of the brain.
"SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION"
Depression may give one or more of the following symptoms:
-Low level of emotions or sadness.
-Lack of happiness or interest in activities that were previously fun.
-Lain.
- Feeling guilty about something without a good reason to feel that way.
-The thoughts of emptiness.
-Reased.
-Lack of thinking.
-Lack of interpreting senses.
- Slow digestion or other internal processes, and symptoms caused by this slow movement, for example swollen stomach, constipation or difficulty urinating.
-A slow body reaction.
Depression can only be a mild illness that causes some irritation in daily life, but it can also be very debilitating and make a person completely inactive and unable to participate in public life. With some depression, there is also a high risk of suicide.
Depression can occur in all classes of years. For children who lack interest in homework, withdrawal from social life and difficult situations may be symptoms of depression.
"HEALTH CHANGES FROM SYMPTOMS"
Depression is a decrease in the number of neurotransmitters in parts of the central nervous system, especially serotonin deficiency, but also a certain stretch of noradrenalin, acetylcholine, dopamine or gamma-amino-butyric acid (GABA), or nerve cells do not. . reacts appropriately to stimulation of neurotransmitters. A neurotransmitter is a signal that transmits nerve signals through a combination of two nerve cells.
Serotonin and noradrenalin activate nerve cells to send impulses to other nerve cells, thereby increasing brain activity. Deficiency of these substances causes slowing down in parts of the brain, and that in turn causes symptoms of depression.
The role of GABA is negative, that is, to reduce certain emotional states, especially those that cause anxiety and panic reactions. Lack of GABA causes high anxiety and easy response to panic. However, the lack of this sender seems to cause symptoms of depression. This is because very high activity in some brain processes may delay other processes.
There are many causes and types of depression that involve different physical processes.
"TYPES OF DEPRESSION"
Depression is often divided into subtypes according to the symptoms shown.
1. Mono-polar depression and dysthymic disorder
With mono-polar stress there are pure symptoms of depression. Minor cases of mono-polar disorder that do not affect a person's ability to work and participate in community activities are often referred to as dysthymic disorder.
2. Bipolar disorder (manic-depressive disease) and cyclothymic disorder
In this case there are periods with symptoms of depression - a stage of depression, alternating periods of mood swings and an increase in mental and physical activity - a manic phase. In the manic phase, the affected person also does not sleep well and has difficulty concentrating. A minor form of the disease is called cyclothymic disorder.
3. Mental disorders
This condition is characterized by abnormal height, unreasonable optimism, insomnia, and abnormal behavior. Many psychiatrists think that the disease is simply the same as the disorder of bipolar disorder in which a depressed face has not yet appeared.
4. Depression caused mainly by physical symptoms
Sometimes physical symptoms of depression are solitary or severe, for example: Digestive problems, constipation, difficulty urinating, slow toe response or slow body reaction.
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