Both weight gain and guilt can result from emotional eating. While depression may cause an appetite reduction, stress and depression can make it difficult to lose weight.
Depression can cause zombie-like behaviour, a lack of ambition, and emotional numbness, which makes it difficult to interact with loved ones.
Daydreaming can cause regret, worry, and bad mood, which lowers happiness. Happiness increases when we concentrate on the present.
Our daily decisions are impacted by depression. Due to a damage to cognitive processes, simple judgements become significant ones. Every day, we make around 70 decisions.
Internet addiction and depression coexist; excessive online activity is used to combat loneliness, escape reality, and find temporary relief.
Poor grooming during depression is linked to oral health problems. Neglecting appearance can indicate problems on the inside, sign of depression.
In 80–90% of cases, depression can be treated. A thorough assessment by a professional is required, along with, if necessary, a physical examination and blood tests.