Physical signs

The physical signs of depression include:

● Moving or speaking more slowly than normal
● Adjustments in appetite or weight (normally reduced, but on occasion increased)
● Constipation
● Unexplained aches and pains
● Loss of energy
● Low sex drive (lack of libido)
● Changes in your menstrual cycle
● Disturbed sleep – for instance, finding it hard to go to sleep at night or waking up very early in the morning

Social signs and symptoms

The social signs of depression consist of:

● No longer doing well at work
● Avoiding contact with friends and taking part in fewer social sports
● Neglecting your hobbies and pastimes
● Having problems in your home and family life

Severities of depression

Depression can frequently come on gradually, so it may be tough to observe some thing is wrong. Many people try and address their signs without realising they are ill. it could from time to time take a friend or member of the family to signify something is wrong.