My girlfriend is depressed because I broke up, what should I do?

If you are sick, go to the hospital to see a doctor, and if you want to break up, you can remind her parents, family and friends to pay more attention to this girl, and then go to the hospital regularly for check-ups and re-examinations, so as not to let the condition worsen.

You can't hang yourself from a tree while you're alive, your girlfriend broke up with you, you can't get depression, you have to say something. If you think about it, when that tree is lost, it will usher in a whole forest. Right?

So you have to think about it, don't get depressed and make some unwise choices.

Your girlfriend broke up with you and got depression, you should care more about her and love her, although you broke up, but after all, you have loved each other and have feelings, if she is not doing well, you will definitely feel very painful and uncomfortable.

If you really don't love her anymore, don't provoke her anymore, otherwise the broken thread will hurt her even more.

You can take her to see a psychiatrist, whether you are likely to get back together or not, the most important thing is to treat the disease first.

She heals herself, and it has nothing to do with you. There is no need to feel that it is her own responsibility, there is a share and harmony in love, and she should also learn to treat it with a normal heart.

You must be knowledgeable, not that this girl is full of talent, but that this girl will not always stick to this boy, nor will he be angry because of a little thing, but will know how to be tolerant, know how to be considerate, and be a real virtuous helper as a husband.

If you do decide to break up, just don't regret it.

Depression is a painful mental illness characterized by low mood. Patients often show sadness and depression, often saying that they are already in a bad mood for some reason, cannot be happy, and have feelings of uselessness, helplessness and hopelessness. Cognitive impairment and slowed thinking can also occur, and people may experience distorted attention and memory, or cognitive distortions, and will make pessimistic interpretations of things around them.

In addition, they will blame themselves for a little thing, drill the horns, and lack interest in life, and are unwilling to contact people.

Depression is also divided into several levels, because you don't have a description of your girlfriend's depression, so we can't know the current condition and depression level. So I can only give it to you in general.

However, it is recommended that you bring your girlfriend or ask your girlfriend's family to take her to a test, not to tell her that it is a depression test, but to say that it is a general physical examination. It is best to check both items together, a general physical examination and a depression test.

Since this woman is your girlfriend, if you love her again and you want to help her, if it is highly depressed, it is recommended that you do not intervene, because the person involved needs to have a strong psychological quality, otherwise you will also be affected and even infected with depression. If you are moderately or mildly depressed, then you are expected to do the following:

The first is to be fully mentally prepared, you can consult a doctor for this, so that the doctor can explain to you the knowledge and skills of coping with depression;

The second is to give your girlfriend a good intervention environment, preferably an independent space and environment;

The third is that you have the ability and means to cooperate with the doctor to give her ** depression;

Fourth, your family agrees with you;

Fifth, your girlfriend's family also agrees with your involvement, otherwise it's best not to intervene, because there are only two aspects that trigger her depression, one is the family that her parents brought her; the second is the boyfriend, who is depressed because he can't love; The third is herself, because there is no result in the struggle, and she doubts everything about herself and leads to depression.

If it's your reason, then you'd better accompany her out of this predicament.

This is a chronic disease, which comes unexpectedly, and it may be like this for the rest of your life. Whether she can get out or not depends on herself, and the outside world can only play an auxiliary role.

First, we must be patient, second, we must have perseverance, and third, we must be attentive, and it is very time-consuming.

Take her to a psychiatrist.

If you are sick, you have to treat it, you have to see a doctor, you can't delay!