Depression

General information about depression

The Latin root of the word depression is ‘depressus’. Pressing down means pulling, exhausted, sad, sad. Depression is generally a pessimistic view of life and the future, feelings of hopelessness and worthlessness, slowing down in thoughts and actions.

SYMPTOMS OF DEPRESSION IN CHILDREN

Exams are an important part of human life. It has a special importance not only in the education process but also in order to rise in the career ladder. Exams have different meanings for each individual. At the same time, exams have different psychological effects and one of them is known as exam anxiety. Of course, test anxiety leads to serious personal, social and cognitive problems. The most commonly known of these problems is depression that sometimes accompanies test anxiety. This article examines the relationship between test anxiety and depression.

Psychological Problems Experienced by Cancer Patients – They react psychologically when they first learn about the disease. Personality changes are often seen. – May experience adaptation difficulties. – He attributes every complaint that he and those around him experience to the disease. – Panic and anxiety disorder appear. – The risk of becoming depressed increases when treatment begins. Experiencing organ loss due to cancer exacerbates depression. – Brain syndrome may occur in the temporary short, medium and long term in advanced cancer treatment.

If you are constantly tense and cannot be happy even if you want to, daily work is more difficult than usual, your physical energy is low, it is difficult to move, if your thoughts are negative or if you constantly remember negative memories, you get negative emotions more quickly, especially if you cannot get rid of the feeling of sadness If you have food and sleep problems, if you have problems with focus and attention, it is quite common today You may be in depression or depressive mood

In this study, while discussing postpartum depression, the findings in the studies on this subject, especially in the meta-analysis studies, will be discussed by scanning the literature. By sharing the findings in the reviewed articles, the phenomenon of postpartum depression will be tried to be explained and understood.

Childhood depression is an important, recurrent disorder that is seen intensely in childhood, significantly reduces the child’s social processes and school success, but responds positively to treatment, can become widespread when not treated, or a serious condition such as suicide may be encountered.

Many people feel sad, unhappy, or inadequate at certain times in their lives. The intensification of these emotions, causing distress to the person, can be painful and overwhelming due to economic difficulties, high-stress work, being in a oppressive family environment, and sometimes financial and sometimes spiritual reasons. However, as these feelings pass over time, the bad feelings experienced leave their place to relief.

Short and long-term distressing events that happen to us throughout our lives can cause depression. Depression is also known as major depressive disorder and major depressive disorder with atypical features. Physiological symptoms can sometimes be seen in people living with this disease. These symptoms can vary from person to person. While depression may appear as low energy in some people, in other words, decrease in daily activity, lack of desire to do anything, in another person it can manifest itself with constant sleep. At the same time, symptoms such as self-blame can be seen in people with depression.