Depression Symptom

Depression Symptom Checklist:

Depressed mood observed by self or others
Increased irritability
Lowered sex drive
Diminished interest in daily activities
Strong anxiety
Paranoia
Lack of pleasure in daily activities
Loss of ability to laugh and experience joy in your daily life
Stronger or diminished appetite resulting in weight loss or gain
Insomnia or hypersomnia (oversleeping) on a regular basis
Feeling slowed down in your ability to think or physically move
Fatigue or loss of energy
Feelings of worthlessness
Excessive and inappropriate amounts of guilt
Diminished ability to focus or concentrate
Indecisiveness
Impulsiveness
Thoughts of death
Thoughts of suicide
Plan for suicide
Suicide attempt

Depression Symptom Affected Areas

Physical symptoms
Behavior problems
Distorted thinking
Mood and emotional difficulties
Troubled relationships
Specific situations that trigger symptom of depression
Spiritual or symbolic meanings attached to depression
The personal history that led to lifestyle patterns that seem related to depression
Physical aches and pains
Family history of depression or mental illness

As you can see, a depression symptom can be one of a variety of symptoms. Any one of the above can be sign symptom of depression. First, make sure to have a thorough family doctor checkup to ensure that your symptoms are not a medical problem. Then take this depression symptom depression symptom test to see if you suffer from depression and at what level. Best wishes in reviewing the depression symptom list.

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