What are the characteristics of depression in women?

Depressed patients are depressed, distressed and sad, claiming that they are not happy, that life is boring, that they are sad, that they sigh, and that they often feel that the future is bleak, pessimistic and disappointed, lack confidence and determination to change their current situation, and think that life is full of failures and useless.

I'm not happy all day, I'm not motivated to do things, my friends don't want to deal with me, I'm depressed, and sometimes I want to cry. Unconsciously, I want to cry inexplicably, uncomfortable. I've tried a lot of ** methods, but there is still no improvement, and it is getting more and more serious.

Often doubt the value of their own existence.

According to epidemiological clinical survey data, women are more likely to suffer from depression than men, and the number of women with depression is at least 2 times higher than that of men. So what makes depression more "favored" women?

1. Stressful events

Compared with men, women are more likely to have a number of problems in society than men at any time, and they encounter more stressful events, and women's psychological tolerance and mechanism for dealing with problems are weaker, which undoubtedly increases the risk of depression.

2. Physiological reasons

After a woman gives birth, the level of estrogen in the body rises, which will induce endocrine function problems, especially menopausal women are more likely to lead to depression.

3. Social factors

This includes changes in social roles, such as the transition from a girl to a mother, from entry to retirement, and imperfect methods and mechanisms for dealing with the transition, leading to drastic changes in mood and thus inducing depression.

4. Psychological factors

This is reflected in the fact that compared with men, women's hearts are more delicate and suspicious, and they pay more attention to all aspects of life and work, and the corresponding psychological pressure is greater, and the probability of depression is also higher.

Hello! 1. Women are more likely to suffer from depression than men, and the incidence rate of women is twice that of men. Pregnancy, postpartum, and menopause are relatively high incidence periods for women.

Women in these periods should pay attention to their physical and mental health, and more care and love from the family and society can effectively avoid the occurrence of depression. 2. Age, some studies believe that the average age of onset of depression is 40 years old, of which 50 patients are between 20 and 50 years old. 3. Marital status:

Studies have shown that no one in a close relationship or in a divorced or separated population is more likely to be depressed. 4. Adverse stress events can increase the risk of depression. For example, bereavement, job loss, illness, stress at work or relationships, disasters, physical assault, etc., can increase the risk of depression.

5. Anxiety is a risk factor for depression. 6. Personality defects (such as neurotic personality, unconfident personality, personality chasing codes to perfection, etc.) are risk factors for depression. 7. Poor education methods will increase the risk of depression, such as lack of emotional care from an early age, being overprotective, picky, controlling, and rejecting will increase the risk of depression.

8. Lack of social support system. When a person is struggling, the lack of social or family support and help can also increase the risk of depression. 9. Sleep disorders:

People with long-term insomnia are more likely to have depressed moods. 10. Lack of physical exercise: Proper physical exercise can not only enhance physical fitness, but also help increase mental and mental health and alleviate existing depressive symptoms.