Is it depression or a psychological disorder, and what is the psychology of depressed patients?

I understand your mood very well, because I myself am a mild depression patient, although I have not seen a doctor, but I empathize with the feeling that you seem to have lost yourself, I used to be a very cheerful and lively girl, and now it seems that I can't find my former self, I dare not speak in front of strangers, I like to be alone, I am ignorant every day, everything I experience in front of me seems to have nothing to do with the soul, and I have become Muna, why is this happening, I don't know, I can't give you good advice, One can only expect help from well-wishers with you.

It is recommended that you better go to a psychiatrist, get rid of this pain quickly, I can introduce you to a psychologist, his name is Han Yujin, I am optimistic from him, so he will definitely be able to cure you, believe in yourself, everything will be fine, bless you.

It is a psychological disorder that escalates into depression, mania and a tendency to hurt others and oneself.

Go see a psychiatrist......

The benevolent are not worried, the wise are not confused, and the brave are not afraid. I hope you can face life bravely and firmly, and get better soon.

I can also have a boyfriend, which is good.

I think it doesn't matter what the diagnosis is, the important thing is that you want to get better, that's what matters to do, the stronger the motivation you want to change, the greater the courage and strength to overcome difficulties, and as long as you can keep doing it, you will definitely be able to achieve your wishes.

Solution: 1. If you want to get better, first of all, you must try your best to face and solve your practical problems, such as the completion of graduation. Otherwise, you won't be able to complete it, and if it affects graduation, etc., it will be more difficult for you.

I think, after your efforts, complete the **, I'm afraid it's no problem. You'll be able to do it.

2. Headache and head swelling have been with you for several years, in fact, the past few years can come over, but also your own process of fighting against illness, in this process of fighting, you have actually accumulated a lot of life experience, for example, with headaches to do things, what to do, etc., otherwise, you can't get by. This life experience has always sustained you, and you may not realize it. That's because you have a habitual way of thinking, which is more inclined to see the negative side of things, see the bad side of yourself, and often blame yourself, so it's hard for you to see the positive side of yourself, to see your resilience to overcome difficulties, to see the headache that you have, and even many people have a headache that has been difficult to do for so many years, and is still persevering, not everyone can do it, and you do it.

3. With the help of your own experience, my advice to you is to continue to write ** with headaches and do all the daily things, not to get rid of headaches immediately.

3. Criticize yourself less, encourage yourself more, and affirm yourself as long as you can insist on doing things. I didn't fill it in, and when I went to bed at night, I patted myself on the shoulder and told myself that I could do it, and I would do it.

Neurology, right? I also went there to do it, and it turned out that I had depression and anxiety, and as a result, I went to a specialized psychiatrist to see a mood disorder.

In fact, mood disorder is also a type of depression, but the degree is mild.

I think it's a mood disorder, it's similar to me.

However, it is still recommended that you go to a specialized psychiatrist.

Depression is a disorder characterized by a marked and persistent depression of mood. At present, it is not very clear what causes depression, but it is certain that it is related to psychological factors, social environmental factors, biological factors, and family factors, among which biological factors mainly involve genetic history, family history, growth experience, etc.

The symptoms of patients with depression are manifested in both psychological and physical aspects, the former mainly includes pessimism and negativity, depressed mood, and even suicide, while the latter manifests symptoms such as low appetite, insomnia, dreams, and weight loss. The pathogenesis of depression is not yet well understood, but it may include genetic, biological, psychological, social and other factors.