Potential depression

Depression can be said to be a common disease among modern people. In fact, depression can bring great pain to people's spiritual world. Patients with depression often have unstable emotions, feel angry from time to time, cannot control their emotions, and are easily depressed. Sometimes they even have suicidal problems. It can be said that depression, as a common mental illness, has a great impact on the physical and mental health of modern people.

In fact, depression is divided into many types. Potential depression is actually a problem that many people have in real life. So what is potential depression? What are the hazards of potential depression? How to judge whether you have potential depression?

Latent depression often brings many inducing diseases to patients, the most common of which are autism, complex thinking disorder, multiple personality, etc., depending on the patient's own growth and environmental factors. Common symptoms are countless childish questions, insomnia caused by small things; frequent trance-like states, seeing a series of chemical equations or the composition of countless tiny particles of powder when taking medicine; no one understands you thoroughly, and you always show other roles that you have created for yourself (autism and multiple personalities) to others; you often feel that your head is about to explode, your thoughts are quite confused, and are mixed with countless images, numbers, etc.; you often take a lot of responsibility on yourself, and want to change all the unfairness and ugliness in the world.

Latent inhibition

1. Emotional symptoms. The main symptom is low mood, which can range from mild bad mood to sadness, depression, distress, and even pessimism and despair. Patients often feel heavy-hearted, lose enthusiasm and pleasure in life and work, become pessimistic and disappointed about the future, cannot find the value and meaning of life, and feel that "living is worse than dying". They also have strong self-blame, guilt, and a sense of uselessness, and view their past, present, and future with a negative attitude.

2. Change of mindset. The thinking is obviously slow and it is difficult to think about problems. The patient often complains that "the brain has become stupider" and "I can't think anymore". They speak in a low and slow voice, speak little, have a distorted understanding of the past and the future, overly belittle themselves, and always say that they are worthless. As the symptoms worsen, some people will gradually develop delusions of guilt based on self-blame and guilt, believing that they are deeply sinful and will be punished. There may also be poverty, hypochondria and nihilistic delusions.

3. Behavioral changes. Activity is reduced, and there is a subjective feeling of lack of energy, fatigue and weakness. Although daily activities continue, they are mechanical and passive. In their daily lives, they tend to stay away from lively scenes and prefer to be alone in quiet times. In severe cases, the patient may become speechless and motionless, refuse to eat, and be unable to complete daily life tasks.

4. Physical symptoms. Most patients experience sleep disorders, loss of appetite, poor digestion, weight loss, dry mouth, constipation, loss of libido and various physical discomforts such as palpitations, chest tightness, shortness of breath, nausea, etc.

Potential depression can actually have a great impact on a person's spiritual world. Therefore, if you find yourself having problems in these aspects in real life, you must adjust them in time. If it doesn't work, you should ask some psychological experts to help you adjust them. Only in this way can you stay away from the threat of potential depression.