Four major manifestations of anxiety and depression, see if you have any

As the number of deaths from depression increases, depression has gradually come into people's attention, and people have begun to want to know what kind of disease depression is. What are the symptoms of anxious depression? How to treat depression, etc.?

1. Anxiety

The patient's anxiety is inexplicable. There is no clear object or content in real life that can make the patient anxious and nervous. The patient is always worried that something dangerous will happen in the future, but the patient cannot say what the threat is. The patient's emotions can last for a long time, and without active treatment, it may take weeks, months or even years to heal.

2. Pathological Anxiety

Patients always feel that a disaster is about to happen, and may even have a sense of death. Sufferers may worry about losing control and may suddenly pass out. 70% of patients show symptoms of depression. They lose confidence in everything about themselves. Sometimes, they become emotional, often get angry for no reason, and quarrel with their families.

3. Physical discomfort

Patients often experience palpitations, shortness of breath, chest tightness, discomfort or pain in the precordial area. They feel tired all over their body, their ability to live and work is reduced, and they cannot even complete simple housework smoothly. Other patients may experience hand tremors, finger tremors or numbness, paroxysmal hot flashes or cold sensations, irregular menstruation, amenorrhea, loss of libido, frequent urination, dizziness, fear, and syncope.

Psychomotor Disturbance

Patients often feel restless, agitated, rub their hands and feet, pace around, and have difficulty concentrating, and they themselves do not know why they are so anxious.