Clinical symptoms of depression?

summary

Depression is a typical psychological disease. Generally associated with the patient's mood, the patient may be from the initial unhappy to heartbroken. Serious people will have the idea of suicide. At present, the medical profession has not found the main cause of depression, but through the study of the causes of depression, it is found that depression has an inseparable relationship with physiological, psychological and external environmental factors. The diagnosis of depression needs various examinations, such as general examination, nervous system examination and so on. At the same time, most patients with depression will have emotional instability, no interest in things around, sleepiness and so on. At the same time, patients with depression will also have inferiority complex.

Clinical symptoms of depression?

The cognitive ability of patients with depression will also be reduced, such as poor memory, attention can not be hit, radial arc longer, poor learning ability, language function weakened, body coordination will also have problems. At the same time, there will be insomnia or sleepiness, no appetite, weight loss and so on.

At the same time, the brain thinking will also change, thinking will become slow, the conditioned reflex is relatively slow, the speed of speech is slow, and in serious cases, communication barriers will occur. Subjective will activities will also have problems, such as behavior becomes slow, lazy, unwilling to communicate with the outside world and so on.

Depression usually occurs several times or several times. Its clinical manifestation is emotional instability; Patients with mild symptoms will show depression, insensitive to the surrounding environment. Patients with severe symptoms will appear hopeless and helpless mood, serious when the idea of suicide.

matters needing attention

The treatment of depression needs to be carried out through drug, psychological and physical therapy at the same time. In terms of drugs, the right medicine should be used, and the dosage of drugs should be arranged according to the situation of patients. In the aspect of psychotherapy, it can be conducted through psychological barriers, interpersonal relations and family and marriage, among which cognitive behavior therapy is the most effective. Physical therapy requires the use of transcranial magnetic stimulation therapy, but only with mild to moderate patients. In patients with depression after the treatment of the disease has been alleviated, also need to carry out prevention and maintenance, reduce the patient's mental pressure, let the patient keep a good mood, strengthen the patient's ability to resist pressure, prevent the patient's disease attack.