Depression

 

Depression is a serious mental disease. 
You feel prolonged sadness, frustration, anxiety.

Treatment
Depression is very much treatable. There are a lot of treatment options available. And about 80 to 90 percent people find relief using them. Don’t get worried if you are experiencing any symptoms of depression, you can surely cure it just like any other disease.

Depression Warning Signs 

• "blue" mood
• loss of interest
• frequent outbursts 
• sleep disturbances
• increased or decreased eating
• fatigue
• difficulty in concentrating 
• suicidal thoughts 
• alcohol and drug abuse 

Teen depression is not a static emotion, but rather may vary from moment to moment, month to month, or year to year. It is subjective and abstract, and must be viewed in all its biological, psychological and environmental complexity in order to be understood. Some adolescents will exhibit the classic symptoms of depression as outlined above. Other teens may describe a sensation of feeling "empty" inside. Some adolescents may stay too busy to feel much of anything, while having an intuitive sense that to slow down would bring on depression. Others may go through the motions of school and life but experience no joy. Some teens may appear strong and independent, but feel lonely and isolated from classmates. Teens who have been subjected to early traumatic experiences, such as physical, sexual, or severe emotional abuse, may be depressed but unable to describe what they're feeling (the thoughts and memories may be too frightening to allow into consciousness.) Teen depression can be different for all people.