Depression Symptoms In People

Many depression symptoms overlap with those of other chronic health conditions.

These include fatigue, insomnia and digestive issues.

So how do you know if what you are experiencing is actually ‘depression’ and what can you do about it?

Depression is linked to a chemical imbalance of neurotransmitters in the brain.

These are like a human version of a super telecommunications network.

Depression symptoms can be physical, mental or emotional. Usually, a person would need to display multiple symptoms over a period of time before being considered depressed.

Also, someone could have one or more symptom and not be depressed at all.

When you have long-term health issues you not only have to deal with the conditions themselves but with the ongoing social and emotional consequences.

For example job loss, relationship issues, inability to do things you used to do or mobility restrictions.

All of this can be extremely frustrating and exhausting.

If people around you don’t listen to your needs or if you are struggling to cope with the concept of having your condition for life you may find yourself experiencing depression.

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