Symptoms of Clinical Depression in Mourning People
Lack of concentration, sleeplessness, waking up early, long sleep, long sleep and waking up with fatigue, changing your eating habits, getting hungry, feeling tasting food, overeating and appetite, feeling guilty, frustrated and lonely, increasing your criticism and blame, Suicidal thoughts, severe isolation, increased drug intake and sedation are signs that if you have seen them in a mournful person for more than two weeks, there is a risk of developing a clinical depression.
In such circumstances, some people think of suicide. You can ask him directly, "Do not worry so much sadness that you are willing to harm yourself." This question does not increase the probability of suicide. By the way, it makes the person express his thoughts. In this case, encourage someone to speak with a psychologist. Treatment for this type of depression takes 9 to 12 months or more. However, in some cases, the person has recovered within 4 to 6 weeks.
