DEPRESSION
Depression is a mental disorder characterized by depressive emotion - a sense of sadness for the longest time - loss of interests and pleasure, reduced energy, increased fatigue and limited activity.
It can lead to situations of impotence harming the individual's self-esteem, relationships with family and friends, physical health and functionality in school, university and work.
In severe cases of depression, the patient loses his or her hope and often begins to wonder if it makes sense to live.
Since the time of Hippocrates, doctors have recognized the symptoms of depression and its dangers calling it melancholy.
Nowadays, although we have understood much more about the biological and psychological causes of depression, this condition remains an insuperable and high-risk problem.
Depression is one of the most common conditions that leads the individual to inability to manage their own world with rates that reach 10%.
There are various forms of depression, such as Major depression, atypical depression, seasonal depression, postpartum depression, dysthymia and adaptation disorder.
Experts will be able to diagnose the type and causes of depression and suggest a combination that is often combined with appropriate medication and psychotherapy. The main concern is the limitation of high risk and in the second time limiting relapses.