What are the symptoms to depression?

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- sadness
- state of gloom,

- inability to experience pleasure

- boredom, monotony but also moral pain also characterize this sadness,
- it is often associated with suicidal thoughts (so much the future seems hopeless for a depressed person).

- insomnia

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