Is depression a mental illness or a mental illness?

Hello, the depression you mentioned is a subtype of mood disorder, which belongs to the more serious mental illness. If you have been diagnosed with this disease, then I suggest that you should consider actively cooperating with the doctor's medication** first, and then consider seeking professional psychological counseling services in the psychiatric ** area that I provide you with to help you more effectively eliminate the psychological factors that cause the disease, enhance your psychological quality, and thus be more conducive to the depression you are suffering from**and**.

Depression is a mental illness that has strict diagnostic criteria, and depression is a disease that can be **. 1. First of all, we must distinguish the difference between depression and depression, because depression is different from depression; 2. Depression is transient and will not have a significant impact on interpersonal communication and daily life; 3. As long as it is regular, depression can be alleviated, so don't discriminate against or be ashamed of the depressed patients around you or feel ashamed of your depression.

Depression is a mental illness and also a mental illness, because when the mind is particularly stressful, there is also a certain effect in the heart, so these are two diseases.

Depression belongs to the category of mental illness, but it is caused by psychological reasons, so we must adjust our mentality, everyone must not be too hard to drill the horns when doing things, learn to be content, learn to be bearish, and not let yourself be in a state of depression.

Depression is first and foremost a psychological illness, and particularly severe depression can also be included in the category of mental illness.

Depression is both a mental illness and a mental illness, and it varies from person to person, and there is no way to directly determine which disease it is.

Hello. Depression is an abnormal psychological disorder, which needs to be carried out through psychological **, and can also be supplemented by psychological counseling.

It is a mental illness. The characteristic is that the thinking is basically normal, but there are hurdles that cannot be passed.

Hello! Mental illness is mental illness, thank you!

Depression is a mental illness.

It's medically defined, and it depends on your degree, but it's a mental illness, but don't care about the classification, just focus on it!

I think depression is not optimistic, and psychosis is a bit of a lack of will.

It should belong, because it's all a mental problem.

There are two concepts that depression can be self-regulating.

Depression is not a mental illness and its symptoms are mainly as follows:

Abnormal behavior: Psychopaths often show strange movements and behaviors, increased movements, rigid repetition, aimlessness, slow behavior, lazy life, unable to work and housework, and some patients like to collect some meaningless items, and even carry some unnecessary things such as fruit peels and waste paper.

Neurotic symptoms: patients may experience headaches, insomnia, fatigue, difficulty concentrating, emotional instability, decreased ability to work and study, and hysterical-like manifestations. When you use your brain, you are easily excited, and when you are in severe cases, you are highly nervous and you feel tired about the problems that need to be considered.

Sometimes sensitive to sound and light.

Memory loss: What are the symptoms of psychosis in psychotic patients, especially those with severe mental illness, whose thalamus and brain functions are disordered, brain function is impaired, and poor sleep? Psychotic patients may have memory loss, and feel that the brain is dull, and attention is not concentrated or persistent.

Emotional changes: Emotional changes are the most intuitive and common changes in psychiatric patients, and early mood changes are manifested as high mood, complacency, arrogance, nosy, big talk, boasting, doing things without beginnings and ends, tantrums, or depressed, depressed, and unhappy.

Depression is a psychiatric illness, but it is not a psychopathy. Depression is a type of mood disorder with typical symptoms including depressed mood, impaired thinking, decreased volitional activity, and cognitive impairment, as well as physical symptoms such as sleep disturbances, fatigue, loss of appetite, weight loss, constipation, and pain.

Some of the more severe types can be combined with psychotic symptoms, but the first is the predominance of depressive mood, and psychotic symptoms appear on the background of depressive mood. Generally, after the depressive mood improves, the symptoms of psychosis will disappear, so it does not belong to the traditional sense of psychosis.

Depression mainly includes medication, psychological, and physical. Antidepressants are currently the main mode of depressive disorder, and most patients can achieve clinical **.

Therefore, depression does not belong to mental illness, depression is a type of mood disorder, which refers to a mood disorder with low mood as the main manifestation, and the main characteristics are three lows, low mood, such as unhappiness, sadness, slow thinking and decreased volitional activity.

There are also often some patients who have psychotic symptoms on the basis of these three main symptoms, and the more severe types can be combined. Some patients have delusions of self-blame and guilt that are more coordinated with depressed mood, and some are symptoms that are not in harmony with depressed mood disorders, or have other delusions of victimization, but first of all, they are mainly depressed, and psychotic symptoms appear on the background of depressed emotions.

If the depression improves, the symptoms of psychosis will disappear, which is also one of the key points to distinguish from mental illness.