What are the symptoms of depression in women

The manifestations of female depression are similar to those of depression, mainly clinically manifested as low mood, slow thinking or reduced belief activity. Patients are unhappy, unable to be happy, frowning, feeling slow thinking, and having a dull mind. They feel like a dead person and sometimes have no direction for the future.

Physiological changes: After women enter menopause, the uterus and ovaries begin to shrink, and the secretion of estrogen decreases sharply after menopause. Symptoms of menopausal syndrome such as irritability, irritability, hot flashes, etc. will appear immediately. Sometimes they occur openly, making the women anxious, restless and in a bad mood. If they cannot adjust their mentality in time and face it correctly, depression will easily occur over time. What are the causes of menopausal depression in women?

After entering menopause, some women are unable to actively participate in social practice activities, nor do they develop a happy life and enjoy the fun of life. Instead, they stay at home all day long, feeling depressed and self-troubled, which will lead to depression in the long run.

After menopause, women's estrogen disappears completely, resulting in low libido or even no sexual desire, which creates huge troubles for their relationship. If the husband does not understand his wife, the original inseparable relationship between them will soon be cracked, which will inevitably increase the psychological burden on the wife, and in the long run will immediately lead to depression.

Unable to adapt to the changes in the living environment, such as moving away from a long-lived neighborhood to an unfamiliar new area; living with children or daughters in a new home or living alone after divorce, etc.

There are a number of treatments available for depression in women:

1. Use medication to treat the poor hormone regulation left by depression.

2. Use food therapy to treat complications left by depression. You can consult a professional nutritionist and use food therapy to treat the complications of insomnia and depression.

3. Use acupuncture therapy to massage the head, relieve the patient's stress and help the patient recover.

Treatment of depression:

1. Don't be anxious when going to bed at night, relax your body and mind, and find effective and practical ways to beat insomnia. You can first remember that insomnia is not a serious disease, and it's okay to sleep a few hours less in a day or several days. It can be combined with diet therapy, Chinese medicinal materials, drugs, acupuncture, acupuncture therapy and so on.

2. For secondary insomnia, it is necessary to find the cause of the disease; generally speaking, insomnia will be cured immediately after the cause of the disease is treated. During this period, the patient needs a stable and safe environment, and also needs to pay attention to improving the patient's own nutrition and physical fitness.