-Feeling depressed or depressed: The most common symptoms of depression are depression, sadness, self-blame, fatigue, etc.
-Lack of interest: People with depression usually lose their interests and hobbies in their daily activities and no longer like some once pleasant activities.
-Low energy: People with depression will feel sleepy, tired and lack of energy in their daily life.
-Appetite changes: Patients with depression may have obvious appetite changes, including loss of appetite or overeating.
-Sleep problems: People with depression usually have sleep problems such as insomnia, early awakening and nighttime awakening.
-Negative self-image: People with depression often feel inferior, blame themselves and lose self-confidence.
-Decreased concentration: People with depression are more easily distracted, so they need to spend more energy to complete daily tasks.
-Suicide or self-mutilation thoughts: Patients with severe depression will have thoughts, including suicide, self-mutilation, loss of confidence in life, etc.
-Negative or negative thinking: People with depression usually have negative thoughts, such as thinking that they are worthless or very worried about the future.
These are some common symptoms of depression. If you have the above performance, you should seek professional help, support and treatment in time.