Major depressive illness is the main reason for disability in the US, according to the NIMH. These are the primary symptoms of this disorder:
Modifications to appetite and sleepMoodiness and lack of interestloss of power<h3>
What is considered a depressive disorder?</h3>
Sadness that is strong or chronic enough to impede with daily functioning and, frequently, a loss of interest or enjoyment in activities are characteristics of depressive illnesses. Although the precise reason is unknown, it is likely a combination of psychosocial, neurotransmitter alterations, altered neuroendocrine function, and hereditary.
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How does depression affect the brain?</h3>
There is mounting evidence that persons with depression experience brain shrinkage in various areas. These regions lose volume of gray matter specifically (GMV). There are several brain cells in that tissue. People who experience severe or persistent depression on a regular basis appear to experience more GMV loss.
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