What is adolescent pseudodepression? What are the symptoms? How is it treated?

Adolescent pseudo-depression refers to the phenomenon that children are depressed, silent, and even slow to respond to due to various reasons in life, and this phenomenon needs to be completely alleviated. First of all, adolescent pseudodepression is also a psychological disease, but compared with real depression, pseudodepression is a slightly milder symptom. Therefore, at this time, it should be timely, only in this way can the child become better, and only in this way will the child not become more serious.

If parents find that their children are silent about everything and are often depressed in real life, they should pay attention to the state of their children. If your child is in a negative mood throughout, you should be able to guide your child out of this depression. In fact, pseudodepression lasts for about two weeks, and if parents can be better guided, then children will be able to come out faster.

Pseudo-depression in children is likely to manifest as slow thinking or self-blame, which are due to some problems in children at this time. If parents can accompany their children at this time and understand their children better, I believe that children will be able to grow up better and be willing to communicate with other people.

At this time, parents can choose to alleviate the child's psychological state, because only in this way can the child grow up better, and only in this way can the child better communicate with other people. In fact, children's pseudo-depression is also a state that parents need to pay attention to, and only by paying attention to this state can children be better a**. That is to say, parents must be heart-oriented, respect the child's heart, and slowly guide the child to become better and better.

Adolescent pseudodepression refers to the fact that the child is in a bad mood every day when he grows up, and he cannot extricate himself, but it is not real depression; depressed mood, rebellious mentality, frequent headaches, decreased physical resistance, poor concentration, sluggish thinking; In this case, you should go to a regular hospital for **, take the child to seek help from a psychologist in time, give the child relevant medications, strengthen communication with the child, and provide the most important help for the child in a timely manner, so that the child can slowly get out of this emotion.

The general symptom is that the child does not like to talk, has a lot of negative emotions, usually stays with the child, and pays more attention to the child's state.

Adolescent pseudodepression refers to the situation in which adolescents are very depressed in their daily lives, but they are not depressed. The symptoms are low mood, frequent tantrums, and very stressed. **The way is to ask a professional psychologist for psychological counseling.

It refers to a very bad emotional experience, easy to get angry, prone to excessive behavior, unwilling to communicate with others, unwilling to communicate with others, need to make adjustments, and need to guide teenagers.

1. True depression and false depression that occur slowly are actually negative and sad side, true depression can occur gradually over a period of time, it may take a few months or more than 1 year, it is developed, the history of true depression is generally more than half a year, and false depression, depression may suddenly appear in a shorter time than the slag, there is no slow development process, after encountering some things that make you depressed, temporarily fall into depression, generally not more than 2 weeks.

2. True depression will not quickly reduce the child's depression, it is to attract the attention of parents, but it is not excluded that some children are pretending to be depressed, after achieving certain goals, it may be quickly reduced, real depression often has no purpose, that is, unhappy from the heart, even if parents try their best to make him happy, but there will still be negative emotions.

3. True depression will be accompanied by many symptomsIn addition to psychological symptoms, true depression will also be accompanied by some physical symptoms, such as sleep disorders, eating disorders, dizziness, headaches, palpitations, and mental symptoms are generally manifested such as slow thinking, decreased concentration, anxiety, etc., while pseudodepression will also have feelings of loss and loss of interest, but its duration may not be too long.

4. True depression needs to be ** and intervention For people with fake depression, it is psychologically uncomfortable, and after a period of time, it may be relieved, while people who are really depressed may not be able to adjust it in a few words, and may need to go to the hospital for psychological counseling and take medication if necessary. The difference between true depression and fake depression in adolescents still exists, although we all have depressed moods, but it does not mean that negative emotions must be depression, but we can't ignore it, because depression can lead to serious consequences, it is a kind of torture of the body and mind, and we need to get out of this emotion as soon as possible and let ourselves usher in the sunshine.

If such a signal appears in a teenager, it may be sending a cry for help.

Parents can observe the changes in their children from these 5 aspects:

1.Physiological changes.

It was found that the child did not want to eat, overeating, vomiting after eating, insomnia and early awakening, endocrine disorders, etc.

2.Mood changes.

I found that the child changed from lively and cheerful to sentimental.

3.Behavioral changes.

The child's behavior was noticeably different from before.

4.Academic changes.

It is found that the child cannot concentrate and listen in class.

5.Relationship changes.

When you find that your child has no friends, or if there is a significant change in the relationship between classmates, you should pay attention.

Generally speaking, if a child has emotional problems for more than two weeks, parents should face up to the possibility of their child's psychological problems.

The core symptoms of depression have three calls, one is depressed mood, the second is the loss of interest, and the third is the decline of physical energy; Additional symptoms are conditions that usually occur in people with depression, such as low self-esteem, hopelessness for the future, self-blame, abnormal appetite, sleep disturbances, etc. A basic bottom line for diagnosing depression is that there are two core symptoms and two additional symptoms, and if there are three core symptoms plus additional symptoms, it is a manifestation of major depression.

What should parents do if their children have psychological problems?

1.Talk to your child's friends and classmates about your child's recent psychological state and whether anything has happened that causes your child to have abnormal emotional reactions.

2.Take the initiative to communicate with your child, understand your child's inner state, encourage your child to express his inner feelings, and ask if he needs help from his parents.

3.When a child has psychological problems, parents should accept it rationally: "The child is really sick!" "It's like a physical illness, it needs to be positive**, and it is necessary to actively help the child to seek help from a professional doctor.

4.For minor children, it is best for parents to accompany them to see a doctor to understand the progress of the child's condition, the effect of drugs and psychology, and adjust the plan in time according to the condition.

1. Depressed mood.

The most obvious symptom is that the mood is relatively low, and adolescents with depression are always not happy about the achievements they have achieved and the goals they have achieved, but feel sad and painful. For example, if you are admitted to a prestigious university, you have a sad face and a lot of worries, and you want to quit. Some of them often run home for no reason during their university studies and want to take a leave of absence and drop out.

2. Physical discomfort.

The manifestation of depression is not only psychological, but also has some uncomfortable symptoms throughout the body, many times their "illness" seems to be very serious, chronic, or reversed, but after doing many medical examinations, they did not find any problems, took many medicines, and the "disease" still showed no signs of improvement.

3. Adolescent rebellion.

Rebelliousness in adolescence is something that many people have had, and children with depression are generally more obvious, always throwing away clothes, washing their faces slowly, combing their hair slowly, eating slowly, not completing their homework, etc. The more serious manifestations are truancy, not returning home at night, running away from home, and having to break off with parents.